1.   In his new role as minister, Sharansky will be drawn into politics as complicated as any master chess game.

2.   It has given us automobiles so complicated as to be, in some cases, all but unrepairable.

3.   Local government agencies do not have the resources or experience to deal with something as complicated as electric power transmission, Fielder said.

4.   Realistically complicated as all that is, the film keeps blaming things a little too simply on colonization and that ever-victimizing male thinking.

5.   The American tax code remains as horribly complicated as ever.