Sentence examples for old complicated from inspiring English sources

3 Suddenly you're fifty; if you know anything about steps you're playing chess with an old, complicated friend.

This will replace both the old complicated system of means-tested benefits (the pension credit) and the state earnings-related pension scheme, set up by Labour back in the 1970s.

She goes from straight-laced parole officer to Thelma/Louise in momma-bear mode while simultaneously revisiting her old, complicated friendship with Fontayne.

Despite a growing body of literature on geriatric research, data of the oldest old are complicated and some important domains have been neglected from an epidemiological perspective.

As much as I loved my children, I often felt stretched beyond my limits and overtaken by the sense of wanting to resume my old, less complicated and more fulfilling life.

Antibiotics are indicated for advanced-age patients with systemic illnesses and in old fractures complicated by a purulent inflammation [ 3].

It was the older, more complicated, uglier Brando.

Of an older, less complicated brother, a kind, loving but often somewhat absent mother; and of Knausgaard's father, a distant, unpredictable, sometimes harsh and often feared figure.

The 18-year-old's complicated background means he is eligible for Belgium, Albania and Turkey, whilst he would also be available for England once he has fulfilled FIFA's eligibility requirements.

Due to changing regulations and technology to achieve compliance with regulatory standards, DE from more modern emissions contains less PM and certain gases, making comparisons to older emissions complicated.

In addition, comorbidities, which are particularly common among older women, complicated the management of cancer treatment [ 20].