Sentence examples for because of its complexity from inspiring English sources

Because of its complexity, "it's really important to have the Roadmap".

This model was developed nearly two decades ago but, because of its complexity, it has largely been used by only a single research group.

It would be intriguing both because of its complexity and because it would draw on a number of philosophical areas, including epistemology, philosophy of mind, and value theory.

Almost everybody who has looked at the scheme has poured scorn on it, largely because of its complexity.

Because of its complexity, and opposition to it, the bill is not expected to become law until after the 2015 general election.

It was restricted to Torah students over the age of 40 because of its complexity and the ease with which it can be misinterpreted.

Because of its complexity and the sheer number of actors it affects, new international law is now frequently created through processes that require near-universal consensus.

It cannot be solved analytically, again because of its complexity.

25 It is a multidimensional behavior and because of its complexity, physical activity is difficult to accurately assess under free-living conditions.

It is feared and loathed by moneymen because of its complexity, its global reach and the high cost of compliance.

Mesohepatectomy preserves up to 35% more functional liver tissue than extended hepatectomy, but it has not been widely applied, perhaps because of its complexity as a resection method.