21.   Scott D. Power, a research fellow at Genencor, said the technique was too complex for some applications.

22.   Richman also noted that with nine drugs available today to treat HIV, and more in development, AIDS has become too complex for the primary care physician.

23.   So we have begun to run from other formations and other personnel combinations in the hope of making things more complex for an opponent.

24.   Some might find it light in flavor and not very complex for a craft brew at a very premium price.

25.   Still, Webcams can be too complex for the average computer user, especially if the picture is fuzzy and the sound choppy.

26.   Some say the technique might be too costly and complex for some applications.

27.   Stewart claims nearly every pass route was an option route, and it was too complex for him and his teammates.

28.   The characters and the bond that develops between them are too complex for words, and the writers use very few.

29.   The Libyan leader is too complex for that.

30.   The result is a film probably too complex for its intended audience of children and too vague for their parents.