Sentence examples for a more complex position from inspiring English sources

Peter Mandelson is in a more complex position.

Others expressed a more complex position: uncomfortable with the reality that Hello! portrays but, in a country shadowed by dark forces of intolerance, glad that it simply exists.

We used a hand held steadily moved probe to avoid the need for a more complex positioning system.

A more complex situation reigned in Russia.

Railroads figured prominently in these images: their bridges, tracks, engines and depots were once symbols of the modern progress of the nation but had now assumed a darker, more complex position: at once a tool of destruction and literally the lifeline of the Union.

Having recently turned 80, the woman who was once regarded as a kind of latter-day witch who led John Lennon astray and broke up the Beatles, now occupies a more complex historical position in the pantheon of celebrity.

That may sound like a disaster for smooth movement — joints and gears allow for more complex positioning and shock absorption — but the system developed by Gavin Kenneally and Avik De lets the motors themselves do that work.

There's a similar sense of disingenuous innocence about some of Pierce's lyrics, a strategy seemingly designed to lure the listener into deceptive acceptance of more complex positions.

The finding of a negative correlation between LINE-1 and Alu conflicts with the hypothesis of a direct role of general methyltransferase activities in determining the observed mother-child correlations, and suggest more complex, position-specific mechanisms.

But a more complex system would use global positioning satellite technology to present the driver with a map of the parking complex, his location, and directions for the best route to the nearest empty spot.

The majority of Hamann scholars today see his position in a more complex way.