Sentence examples for proved too complex for from inspiring English sources

His needs, like those of countless students, proved too complex for his teachers to address alone.

But the wiring diagram of even the worm's brain proved too complex for Dr. Brenner's computational approach to work.

The ship's electrical turret controls, with their 332 contact pairs, required tedious maintenance and proved too complex for most of the enlisted men.

More recent questionnaires have proved too complex for clinical practice.

But the specifics of King's legacy prove too complex for this sketch-minded troupe, so the Waterwell players have cut it all down to size.

His features may at times prove too complex for the average genius to figure out, but when he's operating in the superficial, image-mad world of adverts there is no one as confident or as intriguing.

When the twisted mind of the murderer proves too complex for even Graham's skills, he turns to Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Mads Mikkelsen), one of the premier psychiatric minds in the country, for help unravelling the mystery.

After 14 years, his student Dr. White succeeded in reconstructing the wiring diagram of the worm's brain, but its 5,000 interconnections proved too complex a system for further analysis.

Joan Parker, the publicist for De Beers, said that getting permits for rooftop pyrotechnics had proved too complex.

After their work on Lillington Gardens, as it became, there were commissions for the London borough of Islington, where Darbourne and Darke repeated Lillington's formula at the Marquess Estate, though the plan proved too complex to be adequately policed.

As with Éole, repairs proved too complex and Valeureuse was also broken up some years later.