Sentence examples for complexities of living from inspiring English sources
These differences in characteristics associated with different life histories reflect the various ways that plants have evolved to deal with the complexities of living in a tropical forest.
Katrina's devastation offers curriculum possibilities for middle and high school students, like studying the geographical complexities of living below sea level, the physics of weather patterns or the political analysis of disaster management.
It also provided the opportunity for those who identified as white to actively listen and begin to understand the complexities of living as a POC in a world where most of the institutional power still remains in the hands of those who are not.
It is a "symptom", a symptomatic phrase reflecting a basic ambivalence by both emphasising and obfuscating the complexities of living systems.
Although scientific research is allegedly awed by the complexities of living systems, it is also spurred on by the idea that the know-how and devices of technoscience have evolved sufficiently for life to become fully controllable and technologically reproducible.
"I shared my personal story to lay bare the realities and complexities of living as an undocumented immigrant," Vargas said.
The findings highlight the importance of understanding individual resident needs and consideration of the complexity of living in large group living situations, in particular in regard to resident decision-making.
Mathematical and computational models are required to understand the extreme complexity of living systems.
In other words, managers have to face issues in the full complexity of living, not as compartmentalized packages.
