Sentence examples for complex the problem from inspiring English sources

But the film's circumspection reveals just how complex the problem is to address, let alone redress.

And, the more complex the problem, the more valuable the solution.

"I wish them luck, but I'm not sure they have any idea how complex the problem is," she said.

The population size depends upon how complex the problem is.

Perhaps the most interesting thing to me about the whole business is how interesting and complex the problem is that they are attempting to solve.

For his part, he said he was interested in what Caavo was doing after seeing how big and complex the problem is, and how much worse it's gotten since then.

The more complex the problems confronting the president, the more indispensable Greenspan's expertise became.

So Americans can expect to hear more about how complex the problems are -- about how solving Colombia's drug problem may involve rebuilding the nation.

But it was, thanks to C-Span, quite the reminder of how complex the problems are, and of how little we hear about them from candidates.

The solution, he says, is as complex as the problem: local policing, gang intervention, jobs, schools, redeveloped neighborhoods.

It also made more complex how the problem was defined and what solutions were being proposed.