Sentence examples for contract was complicated from inspiring English sources

The start of A4e's prison education contract was complicated by a delay of several months as the company underwent an extra level of auditing, amid fraud allegations in its welfare-to-work contracts.

But the contract was complicated.

Contracting is complicated by the unit's private information about its technological skills; research outputs also are not verifiable.

Contracting is complicated by the fact that the principal can't directly see how much effort the agent is expending but can only observe a result of the agent's work, which also depends on random factors.

His contract situation was complicated by the lucrative salaries earned by Joe Cole, who earns more than £100,000-a-week, and Stewart Downing, who earns about £60,000-per-week, despite not being regulars in the Liverpool first team.

Construction of the bridge was complicated by the contract which stipulated that concrete had to be pumped dry, the concrete of each cylinder had to be poured in "one continuous operation" and that the wooden piles for the pier must project at least six feet into the concrete base.

A possible switch to ITV was complicated by a non-compete clause in Clarkson's contract.

"It was complicated, very complicated.

"Because it was complicated.

"Last year was complicated.

"Mentally, it was complicated.