Sentence examples for Wrestle with the complexity from inspiring English sources

Spring Metrics seeks to make complex web analytics more friendly and digestible for marketers and e-commerce professionals who don't want to wrestle with the complexity of traditional analytics products.

I revere football because it provides an opportunity in pop culture to wrestle with the complexity of identity.

But rather than wrestle with the complexities, Blyth prefers to blame her favorite ideological boogeyman: liberalism.

Step forward Ash, who (while they themselves wrestle with the complexities of mid-20s angst) have crystallised the pleasure and pain of being a teen.

As climate scientists wrestle with the complexities of how the planet will react to rising greenhouse-gas levels, no variable is more difficult to decipher than the impact of clouds.

Not only must young Jews wrestle with the complexities of these prejudices, they must also resist the fatalism that antisemitism will be a permanent feature of the British left.

But few will wrestle with the complexities of whether higher education is the right thing to strive for.

Religious leaders have a unique opportunity, and a moral obligation, to help congregations and communities wrestle with the complexities of sexual health and justice.

In a passage that caused him great creative agony, he wrestled with the complexity of an east-west understanding.

Defense Department officials are themselves wrestling with the complexity of their move into cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

The release of documents, he said, "shows these guys wrestling with the complexity of it when our generation was living it out in a very personal way".