Sentence examples for find it complicated from inspiring English sources
He also said people find it complicated.
150 nations compete in globalization with a VAT and don't find it complicated, regressive or a money machine.
I believe the vast majority of people who study Amendment 62 will find it complicated, dangerous, occasionally ridiculous--and something we have seen before.
"If you consider people in black masks and with Kalashnikovs strolling around Kiev the government, we will find it complicated to work with such government," he said.]. ALSO: PHOTOS: Inside Ukraine president's abandoned estate Uganda anti-gay law called 'abhorrent,'deeplyly offensive' In a key reform, Pope Francis announces new agency to oversee Vatican finances [email protected]@latimes.com
Two Christmases ago, I made a version very close to her original recipe, but it didn't turn out like I wanted it to... no fault of the recipe, although I did find it complicated and requiring ingredients that must be purchased from Spain or a specialty store like La Tienda.
Both GPs and patients find it complicated to talk about the risk numbers and risk formats that may be a substantial part of the deliberation.
Most employers should welcome the added legal protections for proprietary data, but some digital businesses and streaming services will find it complicates their viral business models.
Forty-two percent said they had found the mortgage experience "stressful," and 32percentt found it "complicated". Forty-nine percent said they had regrets about how they handled the process.
The group had been using other leaf-reading software, but found it complicated and time-consuming: It took up to six minutes per leaf, a drawback when analyzing hundreds of samples.
The company shuttered its first app, called Color, a few months after launching in March 2011 as users found it complicated and to some a threat to privacy.
He found it "complicated" to persuade McAdams to return in a smaller role: "She loved being with us, but she hoped to have a bigger role".
