Sentence examples for a particularly complex subject from inspiring English sources

The surge is a particularly complex subject; the term is not easy to define, because the scope of Petraeus's command has encompassed much more than the deployment of additional American combat troops, as ordered by Bush.

Established modifications to chromatin include methylation of DNA and histones, and further modifications to histones include acetylation, phosphorylation, and ubiquitination, with the N-terminal tail of histone H3 being subjected to a particularly complex set of modifications.

Vodafone is in a particularly complex situation.

Neither team runs a particularly complex style.

This year's Farm Bill is shaping up to be a particularly complex mess.

But Schwarzenegger knows he can take license with the truth, and particularly in complex subjects like fiscal measures and workers'-compensation reform, where no critique will resonate with the public in the face of the power of his performance.

It instructs and illuminates as it delivers a deeply satirical meditation on a complex subject.

There is no question here of exploring a complex subject with a semblance of human depth.

Clarkson told me: Moore's point represents a common misunderstanding of a very complex subject.

Inequality is a hard, complex subject, on which reasonable people can disagree.

Few writers offer such a richly complex subject matter.