Sentence examples for complicated to resolve from inspiring English sources

"These measures suggest that Capital One would be significantly less complicated to resolve than the largest U.S. universal banks and investment banks," the Fed said.

While so far the United States and Europe have decided that the conflict is too complicated to resolve with a Libya-like mission, most countries in the region are taking sides.

The molecular interactions between phage and its host under certain environmental conditions are complicated to resolve.

Reading difficulties, he said, tend to be more complicated to resolve.

This problem will be both easier and more complicated to resolve than it may seem on its face.

Sometimes these things were too complicated to be resolved, and sometimes they were so glaringly obvious that they were hidden in plain sight.

Lineage-specific rate heterogeneity in terms of morphological diversification [ 4] and molecular divergence [ 5- 7] is a trademark of the various orders and families of mammals, especially within the Eutheria, and this has complicated efforts to resolve phylogenetic relationships among the higher categories of mammals.

The SS office is usually packed with people who have complicated issues to resolve.

That said, Robbie and I were filled with boundless admiration for Linda's extraordinary rendering of a woman whose relationship to sobriety is far too complicated to be neatly resolved over the course of a two-hour play".

We found that the methylation kinetics of this substrate were too complicated to be simply resolved to allow a detailed kinetic analysis of the Dam methylation reaction.

While the relatively muted protests in most Arab capitals on Friday fed some hope that an emergency summit meeting could revive peace talks, the emotional scars of the recent violence on both Arabs and Jews and the re-emergence of Arab nationalist themes, rhetoric and fears are likely to complicate efforts to resolve the 50-year-old Arab-Israeli struggle peacefully.