As Holmer told her, "All the girls we're putting on screen are complex and complicated, strong and vulnerable, questioning and content.
From the time African slaves were bought ashore and stepped foot on American soil to the present day, race relations between different ethnic groups has always been complex and complicated at best.
The politics of the time were complex and complicated by ethnic divisions between native Russian nobility and those having second and third-generation German descent, leading to sharp rivalry for positions in command of the army.
Qualitative methods were used as the best approach to clarify parameters and issues of a process that is complex and complicated by many factors, and to help identify new pieces of information about the process and participants.
Revision surgeries can be complex and are often complicated by severe bone loss.
Furthermore, the pathway to diagnosis in primary care may be complex, and delays may occur with presentation complicated by comorbidity, false negative chest X-ray reports and delayed or declined referral (Mitchell et al, 2013; Rubin et al, 2014).
6 The causes of poor adherence are complex and include complicated drug regimens, the costs of drugs, older age, poor social support, cognitive problems, and depression.
The treatment of LABC is complex, and to complicate matters further, when it appears as a recurrent disease it can be considered as a "moving target" since previous treatment delivered in the adjuvant setting may affect treatment choice at recurrence.
The PL spectra of RTA samples are complex, and they have complicated temperature behavior.
Our compassion is complex, and what ultimately complicates it is the fear that this lonely, squalid figure could be us.
