"Understanding the electronic structure of complex matter is a major intellectual challenge," Hasan says.
Ascertaining the validity of a carefully crafted fake autograph is a complex matter which is almost impossible for the amateur and the results cannot always be definitive even when a professional opinion is requested.
The division of responsibility between parents and colleges during the undergraduate years is a complex matter, as is the question of how much responsibility young people should be expected to take for themselves.
But Mr. Graham stressed it was a "complex matter" that was best left to the commission to sort out.
Fifth, new government expenditures on complex matters are being designed on a hasty, reckless timetable.
To simplify a complex matter: there are two sorts of studies that are done on drugs: broad trials and narrow trials.
Now confirmation is a complex matter, and it is unlikely that we shall have the final satisfactory account any time soon.
After previous efforts, university officials cautioned that divestment is a complex matter that should be pursued rarely and only when the U.S. government deems that a foreign regime is committing genocide. .
Determinations of the terms and conditions of re-employment (rate of pay, seniority status where appropriate, length of service for benefits eligibility purposes, etc). is a complex matter and will be discussed with the supervisor by the appropriate Human Resources Officer on a case-by-case basis.
They were aware that translation of information into behaviour change was a complex matter and there were many reasons why it failed to happen.
The issue of career choice, persistence, and motivation is a complex matter; discussion should not be limited by top-down decision making or by overly structured theoretical frameworks.
