Sentence examples for are sufficiently complex from inspiring English sources

The choices are sufficiently complex that there is a fair chance he doesn't fully grasp that he is making them.

The panel said questions about the facts of the case, including for example who knew about the injury, are sufficiently complex to warrant consolidating the large number of related cases.

Meanwhile the serious question of hearsay rules - which to be fair are sufficiently complex to have long been the bane of all students of criminal law in common law countries - would no doubt have been a less snappy topic for a lecture.

In practice, however, almost all historical systems are sufficiently complex that it is statistically extremely unlikely that all of their elements will change, and therefore extremely likely that at least some traces of previous condition will remain.

For signals from deterministic systems that are sufficiently complex in a sense that we make precise, typical drift observers provide poor tracking performance and require the drift to be particularly slow.

Another lesson from past work is that the biology and mechanics of healing infarcts are sufficiently complex that the effects of interventions are often counterintuitive; for example, increasing infarct stiffness has little effect on heart function, and inhibition of matrix metalloproteases (MMPs) has little effect on scar collagen content.

"I'm sufficiently complex that there's no one truth about me," Cernovich once told me, back when I was sitting at his kitchen table.

Like an IMF report on the economy, the Pisa study seems to be sufficiently complex and nuanced to allow all sides to read into it whatever they want.

The plot twists and turns with a suitable atmosphere of menace and the killer, although a psychopath, is sufficiently complex to keep the reader's interest.

Perhaps no feature-length film can hope to convey what happened at Lehman Brothers, which was sufficiently complex to fill nine volumes of a court examiner's report in 2010.

"I don't think there should be a blanket anxiety about technology and it's sufficiently complex that I don't think I can give a yes or no answer".