Sentence examples for more complicated to explain from inspiring English sources

While fights last year over union power and collective bargaining rights in places like Wisconsin and Ohio were relatively straightforward, one of the complications of the debate here is that "right to work" laws are somewhat more complicated to explain to the public.

"We have the model that's slightly more complicated to explain," Glaser says, "but the model that wins, long term".

While PCA does some feature engineering with the attributes in the data set, the resulting new features are more complicated to explain, as it is difficult to deduce meanings from the principal components.

What might be more complicated to explain is that 62% of white women with less than a college education and 45% of college-educated white women voted for Trump, too.

"It's more complicated to explain.

He replied that "both look good for us" but that engaging to support decarbonisation is more complicated to explain, and thus hard to build a campaign around.

And second, it's just so complicated to explain.

It's kind of complicated to explain!

I long to intervene, to tell her it's more complicated than that, to explain that differences in large-scale egg production in America – where the shells are washed after laying to prevent salmonella infection – make it strongly advisable to refrigerate most eggs, and dangerous to store previously chilled eggs at room temperature.

The more you try to explain, the more complicated it can get and the more the other person can argue.

Such computations have been implemented for FMCI algorithms (they are quite simple) but not for SR ones (where it is quite more complicated) which explain the differences for patterns at and tcgatc.