it's slightly complicated

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It is slightly complicated as my brother is playing for a youth team in Colombia so either my mum or dad have to be with him.

"It was slightly complicated, because you have a lot of people involved, and obviously a lot of other agencies involved," Armstrong said of the delay.

Although it was nothing like the smallest space I've ever gotten into, it was slightly complicated by the motorcycle that was at the back end.

We have presented details of the GroE substrate classes because the classification of chaperonin substrates is important for the following data analysis and it is slightly complicated.

It was slightly complicated by the repeated measurement of social distance within participants – each of whom was asked to respond to three separate vignettes.

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"It's going to be slightly complicated because the jockeys will need to work out between them who's coming, how many of them are coming and when it is suitable for them to attend.

But since the story is slightly complicated (not that it can't be told straightforwardly, but it has several moving parts), doesn't involve anyone black, wasn't dug up by a mainstream media outlet, and won't be pumped by Matt Drudge or his mini-me Mark Halperin, it's likely to sink without a trace.

Nevertheless, although the ATDOA system signaling is slightly complicated and the performance is poorer, it worths the effort to relax the more difficult clock synchronization requirement and therefore provides great potential for practical use.

The account has to be slightly complicated to accommodate a distinction between simple and complex propositions: it will apply directly only to simple propositions, and indirectly to complex ones.

Here the picture is slightly complicated.