Sentence examples for complex territory from inspiring English sources

Ministerial responsibility for this complex territory recently passed to Lord Hill, who met campaigners to discuss their concerns.

Diana was the inspiration for the collection, which sought to explore more complex territory than the princess myth of glamour and tiaras.

But home bakers can move into more sweetly complex territory while they graduate from snickerdoodles to French macarons, from muffins to homemade chocolate croissants.

This study show the role of volcanic and related phenomena from a Plinian event in the settlement dynamics of a complex territory like Campania.

Mr. McCain has devoted very little attention to the newest and most complex territory of foreign affairs, where it meets the challenges of economic globalization; but Mr. Bush has done little more.

Gore and Globalization Not surprisingly, Mr. Gore tries to portray himself as the candidate best prepared to delve into the newest and most complex territory of foreign affairs, the challenges of economic globalization.

Fowler, best known for her novel "The Jane Austen Book Club," is a trustworthy guide through many complex territories: the historical allure and dicey ethics of experimental psychology, not to mention academic families and the college towns of Bloomington and Davis.

The increasingly complex territories of our times lead us to analyse edge areas, that have been excluded or are at the margins, like abandoned quarries and sites rich in memory, which conserve an archaeological identity in themselves, understood as a deep, archaic dimension.

They ranged in size from the small and complex territories of the princely Hohenlohe family branches to sizable, well-defined territories such as the Kingdoms of Bavaria and Prussia.

Their size and influence varied, from the Kleinstaaterei, the little states that covered no more than a few square miles, or included several non-contiguous pieces, to the small and complex territories of the princely Hohenlohe family branches, to such sizable, well-defined territories as the Kingdoms of Bavaria and Prussia.

Larger competitive advantage of ownership in structurally complex territories of fish has previously been demonstrated in aquarium experiments (Nijman and Heuts 2000).