Sentence examples for complex cocktail from inspiring English sources

The official said Africa lacked the basic medical and physical infrastructure that would make it possible to deploy effectively the complex cocktail of drugs to fight AIDS.

We need to dissect the complex cocktail of grievances that has brought us this rough climate in the first place: the marginalisation of majorities whose anger, fear and perceived powerlessness is being transformed into greed, bitterness and hatred.

It's important to remember that change can occur at any age — it requires a complex cocktail of talent, opportunity and, most of all, a particular part at a particular moment.

Of the complex cocktail of skills needed in team pursuiting, Great Britain's women have displayed speed and desire over the last couple of years, but have now added a further vital ingredient: discipline.

Anybody who orders a margarita with a better tequila, made of 100percentt agave juice rather than the 51percentt required in the cheaper tequilas, will discover a smoother, more complex cocktail that cushions the salty, mineral agave flavor of the tequila with the orange sweetness of Triple Sec and the sweet-sour edge of lime juice.

Physically he didn't seem up to much, but over the next few months, as I checked in with him, he informed me that his first draft was progressing well – although he was worried that the complex cocktail of pain relief he was taking might have confused his writing in places.

They said that most transition unit soldiers were given complex cocktails of medications that raised concerns about accidental overdoses, addiction and side effects from interactions.

Complex cocktails arrive in ornate teapots or nestled in tiny chafing dishes: the Painted Veil (Scottish-toffee-pu-ehr-tea-infused Beefeater gin, Hong Kong Baijiu) is a frosted chalice of smoky caramel, while the Snake in the Grass (Tanqueray gin, coconut water, makrut-lime leaf) offers a compelling argument for pairing alcohol with Greek yogurt.

A process as multifaceted as aging will almost certainly require more complex cocktails than those used to beat a single virus or cancer, and each one will have to be adjusted to fit the patient's unique biochemistry.

To date, virtually nothing is known of the potential importance of interacting modes of toxicity in complex cocktails of pollutants.

As a further test of the use of GENPLAT for enzyme mixture optimization, three pretreatment/substrate combinations were studied using more complex cocktails.