Sentence examples for too complex to work from inspiring English sources

A: It was just administratively too complex to work in France at the time.

Cars have become too complex to work on under a shade tree, and people have no idea what is inside their cellphones and cameras.

Tom Graff, the regional director for Environmental Defense, a group that has fought on water policy for years, said he thought the program was simply too complex to work.

Senate Republicans rejected that plan on Thursday, saying that they had no problem with the general concept but that there were too many questions about it and that it was too complex to work out by the end of the year.

"They're either too expensive or too complex" to work in poorer countries, especially in low-density rural areas.

These interactions are too complex to make generalizations profitable.

At that Canadian conference, Brown was critical of Post's methodology, dismissing it as too expensive and complex to work.

"It was complex to work out definitions.

His god not only resembles human brains (proof, a fan writes, that "we were created in His image") but also looks like the kind of bacteria that proponents of intelligent design hold up as too complex to be the work of evolution alone.

Low-level processing may also be a response to work deemed too complex to understand, when the effort to understand outweighs the potential reward of doing so rather than just memorising (Becker et al. 1968).

But most of "The Ungovernables" was really just unmanageable at a jam-packed opening, where Minam Apang's fascinating, large-scale drawings were among the works too complex to take in at a glance.