Sentence examples for but a complex process from inspiring English sources

The flaw in the argument is that higher education is not a finished product that can be bought, but a complex process, where the supposed "purchasers" are also partly responsible for their own satisfaction and success.

For example, according to Dretske (1988), when my intention to drink water causes me to raise my glass, the behavior that is the object of the causal explanation is not a single event, but a complex process where an internal state causes some bodily movement.

On the other hand, the planning and scheduling of interventions within an operating room area, is not a simple allocation of space and time that is assigned to surgical teams on a given day, but a complex process that starts upstream with the management of a waiting list, where the patients to schedule are queuing until there is an allocated date, and a time and a room in the OR theatre.

Organ transplantation is not just a simple medical technology problem but rather a complex process involving medical and social ethics in practice [ 37, 38].

The therapeutic effect of systemically administered endotoxin and dsRNA on established tumours is not the result of a direct action on the tumour cells themselves but is a complex process requiring the co-operation of several host factors.

British citizens could still take cases to the Strasbourg court but it was a complex process used as a last resort.

There are efficiency gains and carbon savings to be won through this arrangement, but it's a complex process – and how cities keep people warm says a lot about how they perceive the social contract between city and citizen.

But faced with a complex process in the United States for removing tariffs once the Commerce Department has made them final, the European Union pushed ahead with its own negotiations with China, a Senate aide with detailed knowledge of the issue said on Friday.

We've been assured there are very senior people reviewing this policy, but it is a complex process because there are so many agencies involved...USAID, CDC, HHS, and the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator, as well as the DOJ.

Scholar Lyman B. Hagen agreed and pointed out that Angelou had to re-examine her lingering prejudices when faced with the broader world full of whites, but it was a complex process because most of Angelou's experiences with whites were positive during this time.

Tissue engineering provides a new method for cartilage repair, but it is a complex process involving interactions between the scaffold, the seeded cells and various cytokines.