1.   And too complicated to talk about, since her children are about to arrive from the mall.

2.   But men, especially white men, remain a potent political force, perhaps even more complicated to court.

3.   He also thought vehicle emission systems were just getting too complicated to work on.

4.   Still, men, especially white men, remain a potent political force, perhaps even more complicated to court.

5.   The game is somewhat complicated to master but can be surprisingly exciting.

6.   To further complicate things, not all people belonging to these faiths interpret the texts in the same way.