Sentences with phrase «convoluted process»

We can manage the long and convoluted process of securing an agreement with your mortgage lender to short sale your house.

Running a business is complicated, and you shouldn't make it more complicated with convoluted processes.

People will use their credit cards to purchase financial instruments (such as gift cards) which, through an often convoluted process, they turn back into cash....

It is a very convoluted process that can be very confusing.

We had to create some unbelievably convoluted processes within this software and it held us back in many areas of the business.

It's a long convoluted process, that leaves investors feeling confused and isolated.

With the Kindle app, for example, you have to go through a slightly convoluted process to get PDFs and such into your electronic library.

This update also brings a gaggle of new trophies and a patch that allows Tostada to be playable alone on PS3 without the previously convoluted process.

Where the Commission instructed delegates to keep in mind that «low value, high volume transactions -LSB-...] require an efficient and affordable dispute resolution process», some delegations pushed for a somewhat convoluted process compatible with the New York Convention.

You can technically jailbreak your phone, but that's a difficult and convoluted process at the best of times.

Unfortunately Google has moved the Do Not Disturb mode to the notification shade, convoluting the process of silencing your phone once again from Lollipop's crazy modes.

Unfortunately, that only works on stock Android, so if you have a Samsung Galaxy device (or other non-stock phone), you'll have to use the slightly more convoluted process: go directly to the call blocking list.

It's a fairly convoluted process to actually queue up an attack: first you select the card you want, then you move it up from the deck to your hand, then fill it up with paint if it's not already, and then you flip it up to the TV to use in battle.

«It's a very convoluted process and very much an old boys club,» says Guido.

Less is beautiful, and when you transform a convoluted process, system or method into a simple and seamless experience, you win.

And the convoluted process of obtaining green cards — particularly challenging for immigrants from Central America — added to the family's sense of insecurity.

International trade is currently a convoluted process where most involved can't see the whole process, instead only dealing with one other party in a complex supply chain.

It's not enough for a company to bury some technical lingo in their [terms of service]... It's not enough to have some convoluted process for opting out.»

Firstly, not all private student loans offer the option of cosigner release, and when they do it's often a convoluted process.

To be recognised officially as a doctor of the Church is, it seems, a convoluted process requiring various levels of Curial and Papal approval.

And getting those breast pumps can be a complicated and convoluted process, with the report citing insurance companies» requiring paperwork that can take weeks to fill out.

It was a complicated and convoluted process.

Now, after almost a year - and - a-half, the convoluted process of establishing the bail fund as a charity and obtaining a state license to run it appears to be nearing an end.

«Our goal is to learn enough about these convoluted processes to represent them (for the first time) in the models that scientists use to predict how our climate will evolve over the 21st century and beyond.»

The concept of writing objectives before selecting instructional treatments sounds basic, but sometimes our excitement to ride buzzword trains (like «rapid design» or «agile development») convolutes the process, so it's worth restating.

While interpreting and bringing the new standards into the classroom can be a tricky and convoluted process, Mr. Grossman and his team are working with teachers to devise a set of best practices and to help both teachers and students reach their full potential in a special initiative called the Washoe Core Task Project.

Another disadvantage to using the key fob instead of an old fashioned key is the convoluted process of hitting the start / stop button twice to shut down the engine and all the electronics inside the car each time you park.

The two used to be nearly synonymous; to be sold, nearly all printed books had to be published by publishing companies and to go through a convoluted process of getting into stores.

This process is similar to Barnes and Noble suspending their relationship with Overdrive because customers were mandated to download the Media Console and use Adobe Digital Editions, a convoluted process.

Sony and Kobo didn't have self - publishing portals and it sounded like a convoluted process to get into the iTunes store, so I didn't research it much.

This diagram describes the convoluted process of multi-authored mainstream American comic books.

By taking advantage of add - on apps, which thankfully are installed (and removed) using traditional app store methods and not using some bizarre in - app, convoluted process.

This used to be possible through a long, convoluted process, but it's much easier now.

(Yes, you can also get these free library books on Kindle and Nook devices, but it's a bit more of a convoluted process that involves using a second device.)

Loan approval shouldn't be a complicated and convoluted process.

Firstly, not all private student loans offer the option of cosigner release, and when they do it's often a convoluted process.

People have a right to have healthy, happy puppies from parents who are good representatives of the breed without having to put up with an endless, convoluted process of applications, a gazillion requirements etc, etc, in order to be «approved».

It's a convoluted process that involves multiple calls to make the reservation and pay the fees — in the case of my last award booking, it took 5 calls and over 2 hours on the phone to get a simple, one - way award done!

Damn Nintendo and their convoluted processes.

The downside is that arranging meeting is a convoluted process (as anyone that tries to set up meetings with more than 6 people can attest).

Rather, he crafts scenes assembled from models, mostly of his own making, and the paintings that result from this convoluted process are like a loopy costume party: everyone is masked; true identities are withheld.

The convoluted process for setting electric rates is incomprehensible to the average Maine ratepayer.

But concrete action to address climate threats has been relatively slow, critics say, and a convoluted process of devolution of power to Pakistan's provinces and then the reorganisation of federal ministries hasn't helped speed up the process — though a new federal Ministry of Climate Change may help change that.

The division of martial property can be a lengthy and convoluted process.