Sentence examples for very complex to from inspiring English sources

It's very complex to operate it.

Mr. Humer defended the high price, saying that Fuzeon was very complex to manufacture.

"We're now at the point," Friedlaender says, "where it's really not very complex to match organs.

"The film will be very complex to make, because I want to show the true personality of Maradona," said Kusturica.

"The relationship is very complex — to describe them as being on the same team is a simplistic representation," said an American counterterrorism official, speaking on condition of anonymity.

The main problems with metal-matrix composites (MMCs) are that even the lightest metals are heavier than polymers, and they are very complex to process.

But he said it would be very complex to get the required international agreements to begin dust sprinkling, even if it were shown to be safe and could be funded.

But asked about Bishop's less-than-convincing answers about a topic which was, to be fair, outside of her portfolio, Turnbull said superannuation was a "notoriously complex" topic: But I'd say this to you — it's not very complex to know whether you own a $2.3m negatively geared house, most people can work that out".

Asked whether it was a double standard that he criticised David Feeney for not knowing Labor policy, Turnbull responded: "The details of superannuation is very complex... but I'd say this to you – it's not very complex to know whether you own a $2.3m negatively geared house.

But as Mr Hunter points out, "It would be very complex to have an intimate relationship with hundreds of suppliers".The next step is to pass on the information that goes to suppliers to the second tier of companies that supply them.

Integer optimization problems are very complex to solve, though.