The phrase "about how complex it" is not correct and appears to be incomplete.
It may be used when discussing the complexity of a subject, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I often think about how complex it is to understand human emotions."
Alternatives: "regarding its complexity" or "concerning how intricate it".
Too many people get into a tutorial mode and think, "If I could just educate execs about how complex it is running IT, the vendors I should work with, the challenges of keeping the old systems up and running, then they will understand why it costs so much". They will never understand why it costs so much they are not inclined to!
When you think about scrotum, you have to think about how complex it is.
That whole revelation, about the neural system, and how complex it is, and its relationship to the spine and to the brain, was absolutely revelatory to me.
What surprised her about the musical, she said, was how complex it is, considering it came from the mind of a 24-year-old.
The Chase Manhattan Corporation realized how complex it was about a year ago, and today employs 40 full-time staff members and hundreds of part-time workers to convert their computer systems worldwide.
"It's about how complex business problems need to be solved, and I guess I try to use all the colors in the palette to solve them".
Furthermore, these genomes are much larger than the human genome, which indicates either that an onion is highly complex, or more likely that the size of a genome says nothing about how complex the organism is or how it functions.
Participants expressed other contradictory views about how complex OM skills are and how appropriate it therefore is to provide this education to medical students.
"[My dad] will love to talk to you about how complex the harmony is, but the complexity is to me not the important thing," he said.
"He talked about how complex our country is and that we function so incredibly well".
So Americans can expect to hear more about how complex the problems are -- about how solving Colombia's drug problem may involve rebuilding the nation.
