Sentence examples similar to complication to sort out from inspiring English sources

Rumors initially speculated that the animation style of "Moana" would resemble the hand-drawn/digital blend used in Disney's Oscar-nominated short "Paperman," but Musker told Indiewire that "it's far too early to apply the Paperman hybrid technique to a feature," stating that the technique still has many complications (including color use) to sort out before it can be used for a full-length film.

While those two try unsuccessfully to sort out complications, Bryan has troubles with Matthew, who announces he's a fan of the columns Bryan wrote in the first few years the paper was publishing.

Manfred told Mitchell that the testing program had been suspended while Selig's office and the union attempted to sort out a complication raised by the federal investigation into the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative.

In the time of Euripides it was used conventionally for the epilogue, at which point a god descended from heaven to sort out the complications in the plot, a convention that became known as deus ex machina ("god from a machine").

I want to sort out a date.

It could take weeks to sort out.

We had to sort out the defence budget and we have sorted out the defence budget.

As it turns out, the way to sort out prisons is the same way to sort out schools.

So I would leave this to them to sort out.

Better to sort out problems early, says Mr Mooney.

It has started to sort out some of its problems.