Sentence examples for complex testimony from inspiring English sources

A THREE week trial packed with arcane financial terms and complex testimony ended with a surprise.

But as prosecutors have learned from the Kozlowski trial and others, persuading a jury to carefully weigh complex testimony about accounting rules can be a challenge.

After more than five months of complex testimony and five weeks of still more tangled deliberations, a jury found Mr. Ryan, a Republican, guilty of all 18 felony charges against him, including racketeering conspiracy, mail fraud, tax fraud and making false statements to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Remnants of long Viking boats were also found, the whole complex being a testimony to Viking preoccupation with commerce, the mainstay of their activities around the Baltic Sea region.

Eight years after hosting the Games and as Greece prepares to light the flame ahead of London 2012 in Olympia, Athens's Olympic park, once billed as one of the most complete European athletics complexes, is no testimony to past glories.

Mr. Greenglass was not in court, but his lawyer, Daniel N. Arshack, wrote to Judge Hellerstein, saying that the circumstances that led to Mr. Greenglass's testimony were "complex and emotionally wrought," and had thrust him and his family "into an unwanted spotlight which has dogged their lives ever since".

These brief yet complex stories, distilled from witness testimony, engage the reader in an eloquent plea for our common humanity.

The reality is that most criminal cases are muddled, confusing affairs, rife with conflicting testimony, jumbled loyalties, complex motivations and equivocal evidence.

More important, if the major witnesses all appeared before the same Congressional panelists, it would be easier to weave their testimony about the complex goings-on at Enron into a coherent narrative.

Testimony is a complex act that contributes significantly to the elaboration of mourning, both individually and on a collective level.

The views of the physician Zhang Xichun (1860 1933) provide an important testimony to the complex relations between Chinese medicine and Chinese philosophy.