Sentence examples for complex countries from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he sought to assure his hosts that he was not explicitly taking sides in one of the most politically complex countries he has visited in his seven years as pope.

Sure, Larijani is playing politics and made some aggressive threats against Israel and other U.S. foreign "adventures" in his interview with the Financial Times, but the message in his remarks offers some complexity to what is, of course, an enormously complex situation and an enormously complex country.

Turkey is a complex country.

India is a vast and complex country; in Whitman's phrase, it contains multitudes.

"Bad things were happening every day, and an unprecedented, flawed, and complex country was emerging".

"China is a much bigger and more complex country than South Korea," MacAloon said.

But it is a complex country, rich in religious and ethnic variety, and therefore fragile.

Cuba is a complex country, full of natural beauty and a richly textured society in transition.

Within China's boundaries exists a highly diverse and complex country.

Chile is today a more complex country than it was two decades ago, but the current political system does not recognise this.

In Turkey, an Islamic government has shown some awareness of the realities of governing a large and complex country.