I just don't think we should accept complexity as an excuse for delay".
We accept complexity in male leaders far more readily than we accept it in women — perhaps because we have fewer examples to draw from.
Foundas, an admirer of the film, recalled that Steven Soderbergh had recently said to him, "People seem to be willing to accept complexity in behavior in television in a way they don't in movies".
As a leader, Osberg had to accept complexity, learn to adapt, and make peace with the fact that things would not always go as she intended.
"We accept complexity for women but we simplify the story for men.
"It's a failure to accept complexity of the system, and the system includes people," Ehrenfeld told me recently over coffee.
In order for global health to continue to grow, develop, and mature as an effective means to addressing health inequities and complex health challenges of global significance, important changes need to take place in health research granting systems, particularly allowing for risk taking and long timelines, and accepting complexity in health, health systems, health challenges, and solutions.
Syria's civil war is undoubtedly complex -- amazingly complex -- but dealing with it successfully on a policy level means engaging in that complexity, accepting the complexity and working with it.
The markets have now accepted this "complexity risk", in addition to the other more apparent traditional risks faced by investors and financial institutions.
This qualifies \(\sc{PRIMES}\) as feasibly decidable relative to the standards which are now widely accepted in complexity theory and algorithmic analysis (see Section 2.2).
