Sentence examples for complex waters from inspiring English sources

To navigate these complex waters, Abiomed created a council of independent ethicists to advise the company and serve as patient advocates.

"One of his great abilities was knowing how to navigate these complex waters," said Dean Luis Reyes, a Cuban film critic.

But the satisfaction of conquering complex waters had Read and his crew, who were being towed to shore, thinking about dialing up a limousine service for a night out.

But for everything else, particularly navigating (his word; he sails a 37-foot sloop docked in Sheepshead Bay) the complex waters of city government's myriad rules and regulations, dial Mr. Menchini's baby, 311, anytime and in any language: the 311 system has translators in 170 tongues and offers a human voice, not a computer, trained to deal with 7,000 potential complaint/question scenarios.

This scaffolding, once built, can then be used by students to negotiate the complex waters of learning evolution and its place in all facets of the biological sciences.

When tested in raw or (partially) treated drinking water and wastewater, the fiber-welded catalysts were robust and stable, and their performance was not significantly impacted by constituents in the complex waters (e.g. alkalinity, organic matter).

New York has one of the world's most complex water systems.

Damage to an old, complex water management system meant the city became less resilient in intervening periods of drought.

The Arab Gulf is said to suffer from the most complex water crisis in the world.

Vitamin B12, a complex water-soluble organic compound that is essential to a number of microorganisms and animals, including humans.

The community is not confident the company understands how the complex water networks are linked, and therefore how to manage them, according to the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF).