Sentence examples for confusing and complex from inspiring English sources

The formulas created can be confusing and complex.

To a degree, the problem is that genre is inherently confusing and complex.

Ham, however, is concerned about the "confusing and complex" arrangements created as a result of the Health and Social Care Act.

Mr. O'Keefe, who represents the builders, said that Mrs. Whitman's inaugural address only further muddled an already confusing and complex process for developers.

And to some who monitor the gamesmanship between the parties, it appeared that the Republicans were seeking to enlist on the side of the angels on a confusing and complex issue in which neither party could claim purity.

"People have always fought about shelter and real estate, but never has it been so contentious, confusing and complex," said Bernard E. Clair, a matrimonial lawyer with Katten Muchin Zavis Rosenman.

The complaint adds that Microsoft's system for warning the public of security problems is so confusing and technically complex that it is of little use to the ordinary computer user.

That linear broadcasting — and its over-simple stories — are already being unpicked online, and the decentralized perspectives that the Internet is broadcasting are both richer and more confusing, more complex and more true.

"Arguably we've all been there and it's a very awkward and complex and confusing time of life," Dr. Becky Inkster, a Cambridge neuroscientist, told the BBC.

As a result the overall picture of protected areas in the country appears complex, confusing and fragmented.

19 The gravity of subjecting such extensive interests to complex, confusing, and overlapping tax jurisdictions should be weighed against the reasons advanced for the change.