Sentence examples similar to complicated to settle from inspiring English sources
The agency uses complicated rules to settle which beneficiaries receive how much additional coverage.
Any shrinkage of the pool of insurance money would complicate efforts to settle the numerous shareholder lawsuits against Enron and its advisers, lawyers said.
It's complicated to explain.
"It's complicated to describe.
Ask Uyghurs why they decided to settle in Washington, and the answer can be complicated.
It now appears they will have to settle for a fraction of that, which will complicate efforts to get the rest from Congress.
Bilbao have the away goal that complicates United's chances of progressing but they certainly do not seem inclined to settle for that and look perfectly capable of scoring a couple more tonight.
The concept of "ready" is complicated and often involves a feeling that he has "played the field," had adventure, had independent fun, is financially stable, is mature and now ready to settle down.
But the dust may take time to settle, because other senators are pushing to tack two other gun-related measures onto the bill -- a move that could complicate its chances for passage.
Serious matters to settle".
