Sentence examples for complicated to separate from inspiring English sources

20 It is however complicated to separate the carcinogenic effects of solar and artificial UV radiation as most tanning bed users with skin cancer are also frequent sunbathers, have more sun-sensitive skin, and have had more painful sunburns than nonusers.

And while not true in Abedin's case, some partners are financially dependent on the person who betrayed them making it more difficult and complicated to separate or divorce.

"It's been very complicated to set up a firewall separating the money given to us and the money spent by the C.P.A".

In the past, he said, it was so complicated to combine data sources that they often stayed separate and the companies failed to gain the knowledge they could have gotten from understanding the entire data set.

"It's complicated to describe.

It's complicated to explain.

The term "hacker" is complicated to parse.

Sounds a little too complicated to me.

Was it logistically complicated to get there?

"As well as making a very personal decision, the decision was clouded and complicated by trying to separate myself from my family, and the church.

But they raise an alarming question: if accountants cannot follow (admittedly complicated) rules designed to separate individuals' financial interests from their clients', can they be trusted to insulate their firms' corporate interests?Some may feel that the proposed ban has as much to do with the appearance of independence as with its reality.