Sentence examples for is fairly complex from inspiring English sources

The formula that Sather's escape clause is based upon is fairly complex.

The science behind the hangover is fairly complex and somewhat unresolved.

Every language presents challenges — English pronunciation can be idiosyncratic and Russian grammar is fairly complex, for example — but non-alphabetic writing systems like Chinese pose special challenges.

Mr. Roy is a natural melodist and a gifted arranger whose songs blend folk and pop-soul hooks with echoes of bossa nova into music that is fairly complex yet entirely accessible.

But none of the evidence so far is enough to sway many skeptics, especially when, as Dr. Adler explained to me, "the whole issue of why tendons heal is fairly complex and not entirely understood".

The world of emulators and the games they play is fairly complex and arcane but a quick Google search for "NES emulator Windows" (or "NES emulator Mac") will bring up a plethora of options for the folks who never had enough quarters to ever finish Double Dragon in the arcade.

Those were fairly complex melodies written on French metres.

"It's fairly complex to do that while simultaneously conducting operations," he said.

But, he said, "the issues were fairly complex and technical and conducive to work in the formal context".

The casting was made all the more difficult by the fact that Jake is silent to the other characters but not to viewers: his thoughts are heard in voice-over, and are fairly complex for a 10-year-old.

The method was fairly complex and the timing was precise.