Sentence examples for slightly complicated to from inspiring English sources

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.

While slightly more complicated to apply, this last approach is better in providing more uniform structural reliability.

Clock components are "obviously much larger and therefore slightly less complicated to manufacture and to assemble," said Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, co-president of Chopard.

Built-in programs like the Windows Files and Settings Transfer Wizard or the Mac OS X Setup Assistant can shift music files from the old machine to the new one on the same operating system over a cable connection, but it is slightly more complicated to make a move from a Mac to a PC or vice versa.

The NONSTA process is only slightly more complicated to apply, compared to the STA and REV processes.

It gets slightly complicated at this stage in terms of playoff scenarios.

North Landing, North Yorkshire It's worth the slightly complicated hunt to locate this sandy, sheltered bay (down a steep road leading to a disused lifeboat station).

Being a gay man, I have a slightly complicated relationship to the idea of masculinity.

This is where things get slightly complicated, as, according to plans submitted to Dundee City Council, the brand-spanking new rebrand will carry sponsorship from Innis & Gunn the Edinburgh based brewery.

Use the slightly complicated formula following to determine a pitcher's DICE: Find the pitcher's walks allowed (BB), hits allowed (H, not to be confused with Holds, also abbreviated H), and innings pitched (IP).

"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.