Sentence examples for yet complicated from inspiring English sources

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It sounds so simple but yet complicated; yet not too distracting to keep you from focusing on your work.

The proposition that the UK should leave the EU is a particularly stupid yet complicated question, deserving of patient parliamentary deliberation over time.

Late last year the mainstream British press hailed Adele as "the new Amy Winehouse," a facile yet complicated bit of praise.

We watch Pippa, Den and Kim trying to hold mundane yet complicated lives together while dealing with the several tonnes of privately contracted healthcare managementese bullcrap that assails them from every side.

His family life was happy and satisfying and yet complicated by troubles; his relationship with his wife is revealed to us in every nuance of tender affection, frustration and, on her death, anguish and regret.

What perhaps concerns Mr Kohl most of all is Iran's DM13 billion debt to Germany— which, insiders groan, could yet complicate still further German efforts to qualify for Europe's single currency.Things are going almost as badly with Turkey.

This itself violates international law and could yet complicate the co-operation America rightly says it needs to dismantle al-Qaeda, which it believes is operating in some 60 countries.Mr Rumsfeld may be right in his claim that the al-Qaeda prisoners are "unlawful combatants" who do not qualify as prisoners-of-war under the Geneva Conventions, though some of the Taliban prisoners may do so.

In addition, the important yet complicate issue regarding the tunnel junction is not discussed in this work; therefore, the tunnel junction between the InGaN and Si is assumed to be an ideal one which has no additional effect on the devices' performance.

The recent success of targeted therapies in other tumor types makes this an attractive area for research yet complicating matters is the ability of brain tumors to circumvent the targeted pathways to develop drug resistance.

They are simultaneously radical and classic, sensual and austere, immediately appealing and yet infinitely complicated.