Sentence examples for complicated to try from inspiring English sources

"It's very complicated to try to sort out the different factors that might be driving these trends, but what's encouraging is that adolescents are getting the dual message about abstinence and using condoms".

Shaub also took issue with Trump's claim that he couldn't sell his business, which most ethics experts said would come closest to resolving his conflicts, because it would be complicated to try to sell off a company based on his own brand and he might lose money in the process.

As one participant stated: … it's complicated to try to keep that patient safe (Hospital 5- Medical/Surgical Charge Nurse).

So much so that their president, Luis Alvaro de Oliveira Ribeiro, has dreamed up a complicated plan to try to get Robinho back on loan for next year, the club's centenary.

While Henry fussed with his phone, tracking down the Girl, I talked with Sebastian, a grad student from somewhere he described as "like Westeros from 'Game of Thrones.' " "He likes to make up these complicated stories to try to impress the girls," Sebastian said.

He added that the explosions at the reactors at Daiichi could complicate efforts to try to reach the cooling pools and keep them filled with water.

"None of them solve the problem because this problem is simply too complicated to 'solve.'" Instead of trying to reform the entire system, Lewis suggested, the GOP should try to put forth some modest ideas like letting people put money into Health Savings Accounts, tweaking the tax code to incentivize more people to buy insurance and letting insurers sell across state lines.

For the administration of President Barack Obama, the case comes at an awkward time, complicating U.S. efforts to try to engage the military government after years of minimal contacts between the two countries.

The case comes at an awkward time for the United States, and depending on the outcome could complicate American efforts to try to engage Myanmar's military junta after years of minimal contacts.

This does complicate his mission to try to get Russia to somehow soften its continuing support for Assad.

One monk, the Ledi Sayadaw, travelled the country, encouraging people to study complicated philosophical texts, and to try meditation for themselves.