Sentence examples for complicated venture from inspiring English sources

Ms. Shelton insisted that the complicated venture was on track; Ms. Levin gave no guarantees.

As expected, the three companies announced yesterday that they had agreed to dissolve Time Warner Entertainment, a complicated venture that includes the HBO pay television operation and the Warner Brothers film studio.

AOL Time Warner, AT&T and Comcast, three of the world's biggest media and communications companies, plan to announce a $9 billion deal today to unravel a complicated venture that has bedeviled them for years.

Dating is a complicated venture.

Asked if he would have taken the job for less money, Govan, whose ex-wife and teenage daughter live in New York, said: "I couldn't have, because of my family situation and my living situation". Arts experts said that running museums has become an increasingly complicated venture -- and that allows top directors to command big pay.

Chinese news websites run by independent foreign media have been complicated ventures for Western companies in the past because they are often spared uncensored access to the Chinese market only with the government approval.

In exchange, AT&T would give up its roughly 27percentt stake in Time Warner Entertainment, a complicated joint venture that includes the HBO pay-television operation and the Warner Brothers film studio.

But Fox and Blackstone, whose potential bid involved a complicated joint venture, could not work out a suitable financial arrangement and did not make a bid, the people with knowledge of the process said.

Vivendi Universal Chief Executive Jean-Rene Fourtou Jean-Rene Fourtou and USA Interactive Chairman and CEO Barry Diller Barry Diller Thursday confirmed they were in talks to renegotiate their complicated joint venture.

More a complicated joint venture among Google and five big New York publishers than the resolution of pending litigation, the proposed settlement once promised unprecedented access to millions of out-of-print books through digital sales to consumers and online research subscriptions for libraries.

Negotiators often get into trouble when they implement long-term contracts for complicated, risky ventures.