Sentence examples for complex endeavour from inspiring English sources

This is an important, complex endeavour.

Even under the best of circumstances, ensuring that businesses comply with such precise standards is a complex endeavour.

Humanitarian objectives are much more "straightforward" (saving lives, alleviating suffering), while development focuses on statebuilding – a far more complex endeavour.

Cementing wells is a complex endeavour and industry figures inform us that cementing failures are not uncommon in the best of circumstances," he wrote.

She said: "Journalism is a much more complex endeavour than it was when our guidelines were published in 2002 but I don't believe anything here fundamentally changes the way we already work.

Creating systems of public safety that also worked for industry was a complex endeavour that unfolded over generations, through the collective efforts of scientists, advocates, industry groups and governments.

Instead, they are works of complex creative endeavour, they are imaginative machines, but the players themselves must complete the circuitry; you have to bring something with you – and with some games that requirement is greater.

However, determination of optimal cutting conditions through cost-effective mathematical models is a complex research endeavour, and over the years, the techniques of modelling and optimization have undergone substantial development and expansion.

The design of parallel architectures in particular is a complex and difficult endeavour that makes modelling and simulation essential tools.

As Garfield and Ben-Zvi (2005) noted, designing a long-term program that will nurture this understanding is a complex and challenging endeavour.

The agenda is broad, thus any attempt to fully define the role of EMBO Molecular Medicine in the field of infectious diseases would be both a complex and premature endeavour.