Sentence examples for remains convoluted from inspiring English sources

Despite considerable global investigation over several decades, the roles of vitamin D in health and disease development remains convoluted.

Although "Bufo" tihamicus is thought to be a close relative of the Sahelian distributed African taxon "Bufo" pentoni, the latter species is also currently not assigned to a genus, and therefore the phylogenetic relationships of this complex remains convoluted.

So, the scenario in Syria remains convoluted and confusing.

Our image in Colombia remains convoluted and confused.

Although those rulings led to tweaks in the process for people to get back their seized property, the procedure remains so convoluted and burdensome that many defendants simply part with their belongings, experts said.

But Batygin says that galactic gravitational tugging is an inefficient process and that the Planet Nine explanation remains a less convoluted way of achieving the same result.

While the process that goes into producing publications and textbooks is innately collaborative, it remains a complicated, convoluted, and time consuming process.

One reason this 90-minute work in one act remains a rarity may be its convoluted metaphysical story of a sensual and godly young woman, Daphne, who fearing mortal life and adult sexuality, yearns to be at one with nature.

As season two of True Detective heads towards a no-doubt-bloody 90-minute conclusion, the show's convoluted central mystery remains unsolved.

It is nearly four years since U2's headline gig at Glastonbury, where activists clashed with security after unfurling a banner asking "U pay tax 2?" However, the band's lead singer, Bono, 55, remains unrepentant, and has defended its convoluted financial arrangements as "just some smart people we have … trying to be sensible about the way we're taxed".

It remains engrossing, but is somewhat stymied by a particularly convoluted backstory and a vaguely dated feel.