Sentence examples for complex status from inspiring English sources

The human brain has required many millennia and many evolutionary stages to reach its current complex status.

Gently and elusively, like the glow of a firefly, Chaudhuri's irony lights up the complex status negotiations in the dark space that exists between the two families.

Kerry met with Netanyahu with the modest goal of dialling back the rhetoric about the Temple Mount on both sides, getting the Israelis to make it clear that the complex status quo was not going to change.

Mark Twain's famous quip regarding his own smoking habit (estimated to have reached more than 20 cigars per day) might be applied to the complex status of smoking in society today: To cease smoking is the easiest thing I ever did.

Sense thus has a complex status.

The difficulties associated with designing such prospective studies are the complex status of the medical patients and the ethical dilemma of randomizing patients to a certain dialysis modality.

But they also must deal with visa issues and their potentially complex tax status, topics that, because of their breadth and complexity, we'll be covering elsewhere in the Postdoc Network.

Among these theatrical absconders, Elwood P Dowd's rabbit has a complex dramatic status.

"We know that the women who are most at risk from unsafe abortions are poor, rural women, many of whom won't know the complex legal status of abortion, yet feel they have no option but to seek one," she says.

This complex disease status was successfully managed by the orthopedic surgery followed by a two-stage esophagectomy without transthoracic approach.

These mortalities are most often associated by a combination of drug side effects and a complex pathology status of the patient.