Sentence examples for sufficiently complicated from inspiring English sources

The process of amending the state constitution is sufficiently complicated that nothing will happen for years.

"The restructuring is sufficiently complicated, and enough is at stake that it's essential to get it right," he said.

It was sufficiently complicated that there was no point in the four members sitting down together and working it through.

"The restructuring is sufficiently complicated, and enough is at state that it's essential to get it right," he said recently.

As if Maria's romantic life weren't sufficiently complicated, she'll soon have two Tonys to sing with in the Broadway revival of "West Side Story".

We introduce a zero-sum game of perfect information, simple enough to allow computation of optimal play yet sufficiently complicated that most participants initially fail.

Although this may sufficiently complicate interpretation of findings to warrant studying or analyzing fertile and infertile populations of women with endometriosis separately, the pooled effect size for studies of infertile women only did not differ from the reported pooled effect for other 12 studies (0.11, 95% CI −0.06 to −0.29 vs. 0.09, 95% CI −0.05 to −0.23).

However, most of the methods are mathematically complicated and not sufficiently intuitive to express the geometrical meaning of kinematics.

Interestingly, the pharmacokinetics and biodistribution of the four isomers are complicated and not sufficiently explained by detailed structure-activity-relationship (SAR) theory.

It's not that complicated: Global growth has been sufficiently strong to trump weaker U.S. expansion.

As a result, the elegist is forced to go through increasingly complicated contortions in order to sound sufficiently simple.