Sentence examples for complexity of cases from inspiring English sources
"The length of investigations depends largely on complexity of cases, and on whether the commission's suspicions turn out to be justified," the commission said in its statement.
Utley said the increase in the number and complexity of cases did not necessarily mean congenital heart defects were increasing or becoming more problematic.
They tell me that the predicted increase in volume and complexity of cases will be both unmanageable and unsustainable, even under existing funding arrangements.
Death rates for children's heart surgery in the UK have almost halved in a decade, despite a rise in the number and complexity of cases, analysis shows.
The demand and complexity of cases is increasing, creating overspends in our children's services budgets, at the same time that our council budgets are being reduced.
The growing bill has coincided with a slew of criminal-justice measures that have increased the volume and complexity of cases.
Genuine examples of contemporary graffiti, best preserved at Pompeii from AD 79, reveal that even native Latin speakers had trouble with the complexities of case and declension.
The memo asserted that giving the "magnitude and complexity" of terrorism cases, a lengthier delay is permissible, unlike ordinary criminal cases.
Because of the complexity of such cases, these lawyers often rely on one another for advice.
This abstract definition is necessarily broad and does not reckon with the complexity of individual cases.
