Thirdly, it is hard to make comparisons using data from the CRC, because it is so complex to interpret, it's unlikely to be used and so offers no reputational incentive for companies to reduce emissions.
"The reality is so complex to understand, it's so difficult, that for someone who comes from abroad, it's Mission Impossible," he said.
Borders have always been with us, they have always served a purpose, and they have always failed, ultimately, though their failures have been so varied, so profound and so complex as to be confused, at times, with efficiency.
"Typically, it's so complex to try and get a park built," said city Planning Commission President Bill Roschen.
But I think that there are so many different sides to us as women, we're so complex, and to be able to show this strong woman's journey now that her life has changed — we see her as a fighter; someone who is determined beyond all end to escape Gilead.
In fact, even some of the lobbyists you would have expected to cheer the plan now believe that it is so complex as to be unworkable.
The gist of the argument is that "Citigroup has proven itself so complex as to be ungovernable.
The processes have grown so complex as to be barely manageable.
But to take one of those songs that Randy writes that's kind of like a commentary on a character and the culture, it's just so complex and to be able to nail it.
The general idea of a diathesis-stress model is intuitively appealing and not so complex as to be inaccessible to intuition.
