Sentence examples for too complex to settle from inspiring English sources

Use the Seoul summit as a prompt, not to create some new Plaza Accord (today's tensions are too complex to settle in a grand peace treaty of the sort hammered out by just five countries in New York in 1985) but as a way to clarify the debate and keep up the pressure.

These structural questions about Kim's argument (both the original and the adjusted versions) make a final assessment of his approach too complex to settle here.

But opponents of executions contend that cases like Mr. Harris's show that questions about good and evil and life and death are too complex to be settled by a judge or a jury.

Western democracies cannot ignore the fact that many of today's issues are too complex to be settled at the ballot box.

"Since tax and entitlement reform are too complex to complete this year, the speaker noted, our goal for this year, in the coming weeks, is to settle on long-term revenue targets for tax reform as well as targets for savings from our entitlement programs," the aide added.

"The world is too complex to model.

Instruments got too complex to understand.

It's too complex to craft into a simple narrative.

Worse, they were too complex to be fully understood.

Issues are too complex to be evaluated this way.

Political risk insurance may sound too complex to deploy quickly.