11.   In social studies, context may be too complex for children with limited English to catch on, so English should be more gradual.

12.   It is more complex for Barak.

13.   Life tends to be complex for those kinds of Texans, no simpler than it is for most Californians, New Yorkers, Ohioans or other Americans.

14.   Moreover, the tax code is impossibly complex for many families whose income does not come entirely from wages.

15.   Nor is there software on the horizon that will be too complex for the PCs.

16.   Of course, Brent is too complex for that.

17.   ON the whole, the evidence convinces Cannadine that society is too complex for any form of class analysis to have more than a rhetorical resonance.

18.   One factor making the problems more complex for local governments is the squeeze they are experiencing from both the cost and revenue sides.

19.   Rated PG for social themes too complex for children.

20.   Questions about what is fair and doable when it comes to drug testing will only grow more complex for the next generation of athletes.