Sentence examples for complicated where from inspiring English sources

It's all so complicated: Where should I attack next?

The policy could also be complicated where parents are separated.

"Things can also get more complicated where the income from the property is needed to support the loan," he added.

ART HISTORY HAS OFTEN been accused of being overly concerned with the canon, the significant artists and masterpieces within the field, and that concern becomes even more complicated where living artists and recent history are involved.

It all recalls that wonderfully awkward scene in the film "It's Complicated," where Steve Martin, embarrassed in front of Meryl Streep, fumbles as he tries to silence the divorce-themed self-help tape blaring in his car.

The issue is further complicated where the doctor has clinical responsibility both for the patient and the identified partner, as there is probably a legal responsibility on the doctor to inform the partner without the patient's consent if the patient consistently refuses to do so, or gives consent for the doctor to do so.

Where this gets much more complicated is where the LLC has numerous obligations, but is thinly capitalized.

Furthermore, the observed changes in LD/RD, as detected in the white matter skeleton, can be controversial noticeably in the region where the fiber distribution is complicated or where the fibers cross [ 37, 38].

For its launch, the company had planned to introduce a fun (but complicated) promotion where some handpicked VIPs would be able to pick certain "spotlight" areas throughout town where riders could be picked up or dropped off for free.

How do we combat this anti-maths stereotype in an increasingly complicated world where it can prove a real handicap?

Dinner parties are complicated things, where obligation and gratitude collide and overlap — and sometimes crash and burn.