Sentence examples for complicated to sort through from inspiring English sources

But despite all the flag-waving and hand-wringing, it is becoming increasingly complicated to sort through which nations have played a role in each medal.

"Well, it's a lot to sort through," he said.

"It's not a simple thing to sort through".

But the preponderance of invisible ailments like PTSD makes today's disability claims more complicated and harder to sort through.

For years, truckers have had to keep unwieldy paper log books in order to track their hours, which complicates fleet management for trucking companies because they have to sort through faxes and mailed documents.

Early efforts to sort through what happened that night were further complicated by the e-mail correspondence between the accuser and the accused, which both sides in the case had.

The courts continue to sort through the mess at Lehman Brothers, more than three years after the investment bank filed for Chapter 11. "It's going to be complicated when you have a multibillion-dollar company," said Professor J. Samuel Tenenbaum, the director of the Investor Protection Center at Northwestern University School of Law.

"She's got to sort through it".

It is definitely hard to sort through.

"We have to sort through the numbers," Mr. Daus said.

They have come to sort through their father's possessions.