Sentence examples for find it complex to from inspiring English sources
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV (DSM-IV) is the gold standard for diagnosis of ADHD but both parents and clinicians find it complex to use [ 16].
It lacked concreteness: "as a goal it is really very vague actually" [Iv4183] ; "it's not very explicit… [contributing to] resistance against it" [Iv4181] ; " quite a lot of the low-income countries find it complex language to use" [Iv4172].
Consumers rarely make their way through the information, and when they do they often find it complex and vague.
The Guardian's Catherine Shoard called it "high-class cheese" while Variety's Justin Chang found it "complex, incisive and high-minded".
At first, he intended The Playboy and I Never Liked You to form one story, but found it too complex to handle when he started to plan it out.
I often find it hard to express complex and intense emotions in words.
Warsaw, social care professional for the homeless, Id. 116 People from marginalised groups frequently find it difficult to follow complex administrative procedures linked to admission and referals.
Juries may sometimes find it difficult to understand complex science, but most understand conflicts of interest and can judge the science presented to them with that in mind.
This affects particularly those patients who find it difficult to follow complex treatments which require self-monitoring and self-drug administration.
Even the redoubtable Mr Dzurinda would find it hard to survive so complex a humiliation.
