White-collar criminal cases are often challenging to bring because of their complexity.
This approach is relevant to the modelling of any system, but is particularly suited to modelling biological and ecological systems because of their complexity and thus the possibility of constructing overly complex and thus expensive models.
The church's finances look poorly co-ordinated considering (or perhaps because of) their complexity.
The SFO had already issued a warning about the "inherent dangers" of ETFs because of their complexity.
Those "moments" lasted for decades, because of their complexity and scale and the tumult they caused in politics and society.
Regulators left these details out of the settlement because of their complexity; the idea was that they would be fleshed out over the coming months.
It must be noted that swap or part-exchange deals at the highest level are extremely rare, because of their complexity.
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As a conductor of orchestras from the New York Philharmonic to the BBC Symphony, he introduced audiences to the modernist repertoire that other maestros wouldn't – or couldn't, because of their complexity – touch.
The Standish Group, a research outfit that tracks corporate IT purchases, has found that 66% of all IT projects either fail outright or take much longer to install than expected because of their complexity.
This would then allow the chief constable, satisfied that he or she has commissioned these kind of services at a cheaper rate, to spend more of the budget on those parts of the service that require, because of their complexity, their impact on public safety or their centrality to the police mission, to be carried out by fully warranted officers.
