Sentence examples for A complex stage from inspiring English sources

Creative Business Inc. is a business consultancy that provides financial guidance, operational know-how, and back office support to businesses with revenues ranging from $2 to $50 million that are at a complex stage of growth.

More specifically, the alcohols target translation initiation, a complex stage of the gene expression process.

The biotrophic phase of M. roreri is a complex stage requiring controlled cell wall degradation and modification, allowing the invasion of the pod while the fungus remains substantially undetected by plant defenses.

Anthropometric, clinical, and laboratory data (including the carcinoembryonic antigen and tissue polypeptide antigen serum levels) and the results of a complex staging workup were prospectively recorded.

Argentinean-born, London-based artist Pablo Bronstein created a complex staging, consisting of mobile wooden replicas of furniture and architectural elements evoking the feeling of an 18th century room.

The book's prefatory Cast of Characters sets a big, complex stage.

Mr. Partnoy writes: The book's prefatory Cast of Characters sets a big, complex stage.

A subsidiary of Foster Wheeler AG's Global Engineering and Construction Group has been awarded a contract by Abu Dhabi National Chemicals Co (ChemaWEyaat) to provide project management consultancy (PMC) services for an aromatics complex (Stage I of the Tacaamol Project) and the supporting infrastructure in Abu Dhabi.

But the relationship is moving into a new and complex stage, particularly on efforts to forge cooperation on missile defense in Europe and to admit Russia into the World Trade Organization, goals that have eluded the two sides for many years.

A conviction is growing among American educators that, after several years of preoccupation with issues like competency tests for teachers and stiffer graduation requirements for students, the nationwide effort to improve the quality of public schools has entered a new and more complex stage.

This ticking time bomb of a novel is about the end of a form of daily storytelling in which America's big cities are like small towns — their recognizable casts of characters, dramas and moral struggles playing out on a slightly bigger, more complex stage.