Sentence examples for a particularly complex issue from inspiring English sources

Gendered differences in mental health is a particularly complex issue, and to say that women are more anxious than men is doing such research a disservice.

It was apparent that breastfeeding was a particularly complex issue for women in the postnatal period.

Achieving sufficient levels of vitamin D is a particularly complex issue for patients with SLE because they are told to avoid the sun, the primary source of vitamin D. There is good evidence that even "sensible" sun exposure of 1 minimal erythema dose daily could trigger a disease flare.

Continuing care clinics are nurse led but a senior clinician (consultant or associate specialist/higher specialist trainee) is always available to discuss proposed changes to treatment, review patients with particularly complex issues and/or discuss stable patients who do not require changes to care after the clinic has finished.

A particularly complex and pervasive issue was the fit between technology infrastructure and strategic intent and structure.

"This is a particularly complex set of issues, in part because we know the vast majority of men and women who work in law enforcement are genuine public servants who work to keep their communities safe.

Engineering educators in South Africa have to introduce students to a particularly complex set of issues in sustainable development, which can only be achieved through engaged, active learning.

"Investigating offences of rape is a particularly complex process because it often rests on the issue of consent".

Vodafone is in a particularly complex situation.

Neither team runs a particularly complex style.

This is often a contentious and complex issue, particularly with so many more publishing outlets now available over the Web.