Sentence examples for complex set of problems from inspiring English sources

"It's a very complex set of problems.

The Internet presents educators with a complex set of problems.

Stuttering, the authors suggest, results from a complex set of problems.

Not everyone is convinced that a new body in New York or Geneva is a good fit for this complex set of problems.

Until then, the anti-doping agency and the United States Olympic Committee will face an unusual and complex set of problems.

The truth is this is a very complex set of problems and bad decisions can result in huge taxpayer expenditures and poor results.

Afghanistan poses a complex set of governance problems.

"It's an interesting and complex set of policy problems," said the commissioner.

For Maltzan, housing manifests an incredibly complex set of spatial problems—social, economic, political, typological, aesthetic, and urban that recast architecture's role in framing the social relationships and individual challenges of everyday urban life.

The reasons may be found in a complex set of unrelated problems of which difficulties in replication of low-dose stimulatory responses resulting from poor study designs, greater societal interest in high-dose effects, linking of the concept of hormesis to the practice of homeopathy, and perhaps most crucially a complete lack of strong leadership to advocate its acceptance in the right circles.

Fortunately, Zuckerman appears just to be playing an ugly political shell game, and American businessmen, like consumers, will continue to wrestle with a more complex set of economic problems than simply hurt feelings and pique.