So a complex set of questions revolves around whether a geoengineering approach could slow the rise.
Instead the answer involves a complex mix of questions over funding, school performance and persuading youngsters university is for them.
Research into inspiration and fixation has produced a complex web of questions, methods, and findings, making it difficult to know what has already been investigated and learnt, and what to investigate next and how.
A second, and much more complex class of questions concerns the identification and characterization of dedicated energy crops.
Farage would probably attribute the success of his party and its central argument to "mass immigration", as if the EU were the sole agency that determines this most complex of policy questions.
The survey was designed with complex contingency patterns of questions, where sub-questions were automatically branched off to produce skip patterns.
Further, the barriers include concerns about a "cook book" approach to medicine and oversimplification of complex clinical questions, lack of acceptance of guidelines' recommendations, practical barriers and a perceived challenge to the autonomy of the clinician.
In the course of 70 minutes, it raises a series of complex questions about scientific progress, human identity and the nature of love, loss and faith that most dramatists would take three hours to tackle.
That gives rise to a higher level of complex questions: What is the best set of interventions for particular settings?
Legal experts say his case illustrates the kinds of complex questions percolating toward immigration judges in scores of cases linked to the war on terrorism.
