Sentence examples for expected to be complicated from inspiring English sources

Still, the negotiations that will follow are expected to be complicated.

Retrofitting existing photovoltaic panels with the new technology, which has yet to be commercialized, is not expected to be complicated for existing solar manufacturers.

Congress has been unable to finish those measures by the Oct. 1 deadline in the last few years, and this year the process is expected to be complicated by the fact that the Senate has been unable to adopt a budget.

And attempts to form a coalition government are expected to be complicated by a strong showing from the Scottish National Party, which supports an independent Scotland.

One element where RS&H's proposal was strongest was in the firm's plan to bring in outside experts to design the parking structures for the replacement terminal, which Feger said are expected to be complicated and will have airport roadways running beneath them.

Although ZYJ1122 (Fig. 3), an analog of GYY4137 lacking sulfur, was inactive in all cancer cell lines tested, it is unclear what byproducts GYY4137 would generate in cells, because the metabolism for GYY4137 is expected to be complicated.

One reason for the delay is that assessing claims is expected to be extremely complicated.

Pathways that are activated by a mixture of chemical components in frankincense essential oil are expected to be more complicate than the results presented in this communication.

The largely unexplored amino acid sensing mechanisms in plants are expected to be at least as complicated as those in mammals.

This behaviour, although theoretically expected, was found to be complicated by another factor, tacticity.

On the basis of these illustrative computation results, the STIBC is expected to be applied to investigate more complicated inflow noise problems including the effects of non-uniform mean flow, nonlinear interaction, and real airfoil shapes.