Sentence examples for complicated trail from inspiring English sources

"There is a clear, if complicated, trail from the absence of engagement with Afghanistan in the 1990's to the creation of a terrorist haven there to the attacks on the World Trade Center," he said.

The bank examiners' quest has led them on a complicated trail of paper and court cases to Northern Ireland, Russia, Ukraine, Cyprus, Sweden, India and Belize.

There's the mental stimulation of traversing a complicated trail, the physical benefits of brisk exercise at changing inclines and, of course, the plain old fun of being in the great outdoors.

Lewis D. Schiliro, assistant director in charge of the F.B.I.'s New York office, said that the investigation "has followed a long, winding road throughout the United States and abroad" and that his agency is "determined to continue following the complicated trail of money and banking transactions until all those who have committed crimes are identified and charged".

Following the paper trail is complicated because different shipping companies were entrusted with the missile by Lockheed Martin and because of a complex tangle of differing national rules on the cross-border movement of weapons.

A humanized anti-CD154 antibody (hu5C8) was developed with the objective of suppressing CD40-mediated immune activation in autoimmune disease and transplantation but clinical trails were complicated by increased thromboembolic events and had to be halted [56].

However, the effects of each drug and the mechanisms of individual cases to enhance the expression of TRAIL receptors are complicated.

"It's incredibly complicated," said Brian King of the Appalachian Trail Conference, the group that manages the maintenance of the nearly 2,200-mile 2,200-mile runs from Maine trailorgia.

It appeared Griffin had stepped off the trail to prepare a snack but at some point became disoriented and could not find the trail again, a search complicated by heavy rain, cold, and the onset of darkness, Olympic National Park spokeswoman Barb Maynes said.

Rose George points out that "even without complicated and difficult disasters like Myanmar's, diarrhea trails only pneumonia as the biggest killer of small children in the world".

Such a complicated relationship is difficult to articulate on the campaign trail.