Sentence examples for complexities real from inspiring English sources

In her review of "What Do Women Want?," by Daniel Bergner (June 16), Elaine Blair's commendable effort to provide insight into the complexities (real or imagined) of female sexuality results in more questions than answers.

This definition of complexity leads to the existence of four different types of complexity: time-independent real complexity, time-independent imaginary complexity, time-dependent combinatorial complexity, and time-dependent periodic complexity.

But given the complexities of real life, Ms. Williams continued, a woman also "holds her husband to the standard of equal parenting".

Their words are thoughtful, well meaning and maddeningly abstract, and the film shares their aloof, morally complacent detachment from the complexities of real politics.

But if surrogacy law is to be reviewed, we need to look at this in a sensible way that understands the subtleties and complexities of real surrogacy arrangements.

Instead economics has become a branch of higher mathematics, all too frequently ignoring the complexities of real world economies and its economic patients.

In addition, there are complexities in real world datasets that can lead to false positives and false negatives.

The datasets were meant to reflect the different complexities of real metagenomic samples [ 5].

Although in simulations we know the true target of selection, therefore, have a firm basis for evaluating any test, simulations never capture the complexities of real data.

The omitted complexities of real world spending and lobbying would certainly mitigate the dire consequences that befall the population in our simplified model.

I reject this resolution on Cuba, which is one-sided and does no justice whatsoever to the complexities of real life in that country.