Sentence examples for too complex to manage from inspiring English sources

The largest banks have become too complex to manage.

A third fallacy is that large financial institutions have become too complex to manage.

When they tried to assemble the tiles, they found that the files were too large and too complex to manage.

Many IT specialists and financial consultants say megabanks have simply become too big and too complex to manage.

The inadequate risk controls at RBS will reinforce a perception that some banks have become not merely too big to fail, but too complex to manage.

He also says big banks were not the primary cause of the financial crisis, and that it is wrong to assume they are too complex to manage.

A technology group that is too lean and highly outsourced inhibits communication and becomes overly complex to manage.

They are also complex to manage and expensive.

It would enact rules aimed at averting future "too-big-to-fail bailouts" by discouraging firms from growing too large and complex to manage, and would bar Wall Street firms from proprietary trading and from investing in hedge funds.

He added: "The legal and regulatory framework that Geithner leaves behind for preventing a future financial crisis inspires little confidence, especially amid scandals emerging almost weekly at banks too big and complex to manage, regulate, police and fail".

"If they hadn't got their head taken off because they knew nothing about risk management in mortgages, earnings would have been impressive," says Mr Bove.Even so, the blow-up has rekindled worries that Citi may have grown too large and complex to manage.