Sentence examples similar to a complex of issues from inspiring English sources

The EAT initiative makes a simple proposal against the backdrop of a complex set of issues.

"The president does continue to believe that she is the right person for the job," press secretary Josh Earnest told reporters in June, saying White had "earned a reputation as someone who was tough but fair and maintains a sophisticated understanding of a complex set of issues related to the financial markets".

Each of these is a complex set of issues in its own right.

Disagreements over a complex range of issues, including the usual suspects of food security and intellectual property, have dogged the negotiations from the outset.

Decades removed from the struggles of the nineteen-sixties, Edley and his colleagues faced a complex set of issues.

The drawbacks of one-off ballots are highlighted: "They can risk turning a complex set of issues that affects different people in different ways in to a simple yes/no decision at a single point in time".

However, mental health experts warned that a complex set of issues combine around middle age, which could lead to the development of particular difficulties.

Clearly, this is a complex set of issues that yields no simple answers.

Any presidential election comes down to a complex mix of issues, performance records and personality.

Such films, she said, "are dealing with what are a complex set of issues, but making them human for people".

It's such a complex set of issues.