Sentence examples for a complex and violent from inspiring English sources

Nelson's devastating trajectory reflects a complex and violent pattern of deportation that began with the passage of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996 and has intensified since the September 11th attacks.

This has been a huge privilege but also allowed me to shape things in certain ways; another has been the importance of taking a coherent, holistic view of how to succeed in a complex and violent counter insurgency campaign.

Yet former administration officials said there was reluctance at the Pentagon to get involved in a complex and violent dispute that does not involve a compelling issue of national security for the United States, especially when American troops are already deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The most interesting and practically important finding is that when fluid is present both inside and outside the shell, there exist conditions when cavitation is expected to occur in both the internal and external fluid, resulting in a particularly complex and violent structural re-loading occurring upon the collapse of the respective cavitation regions.

He will be best remembered for Bonnie and Clyde (1967), a complex and lyrical study of violent outsiders whose lives became the stuff of myth.

Darby gave to the world something completely novel in Christian history: a complex and detailed vision of violent, cosmic battles that would destroy the world as we know it.

After Hil went to bed, he and Janine would play complex and violent video games into the wee hours, speaking a fascinating coded language together while adroitly operating their controllers, never taking their eyes from the divided screen.

And yes, the geopolitical context outside Europe is often more complex and violent.

Like many advocates working in the Niger Delta, Ms. Asuni kept tabs on a large cast of shadowy characters, including militants, oil thieves, gang members and politicians, and she sometimes helped foreign journalists seeking to navigate the complex and violent politics of the region.

The complex and violent region makes it exceedingly difficult for the United States and its partners to reach vulnerable populations.

What they have to do to bring down increasingly complex and violent criminal syndicates (many of whom who have the financial resources and technology to evade capture by their local police for years) is astonishing".