11.   As his offense and defense evolve, Edwards is constantly tossing aside ideas he deems too complicated for his players.

12.   All that math is too complicated for even the most sophisticated fan, player or coach to understand.

13.   But a victory for the right could be more complicated for Seguin.

14.   But all that is too complicated for a sound bite at a political convention.

15.   But an examination of how he spent the last three decades rising in business and accumulating political influence reveals that Lay is too complicated for such caricature.

16.   But it can still be complicated for grieving relatives.

17.   But it takes nearly an hour to set up, and although it does nab some spam, it seems too complicated for the average user.

18.   But maybe that would have been too complicated for prime time.

19.   But representatives for Pearl Jam said touring without Ticketmaster was too complicated for one band and one start-up ticketing company.

20.   But the law also makes financial decision-making more complicated for option-holders.