"There is... a total lack of clarity as to how a government would proceed to unravel a relationship that has developed in complexity over more than 40 years.
Every rhythmic lurch and stylistic shift, though, remains in the service of the band's greater groove, giving these 10 tracks an ease that belies their ferocious complexity".
The moral complexity of genetic engineering, gamete selection and foetal surgery ran way ahead of old concepts of right and wrong.
The code has been in production for the better part of a month now and helped dramatically collapse the code size and complexity in a way that I feel will be simple to maintain.
If Missouri or any other American state with similar conflicts – racial, religious, political, whatever – have any hope of healing, it lies with those who are serious and sturdy enough to ditch their petrified opinions, to embrace complexity and to absorb facts that make them uneasy.
"If UK Labour says it won't enter a coalition with the SNP, and polls nearer the time show that the Tories are ahead, then there is a great complexity for these voters.
And we must use every tool at our disposal to understand this complexity and design responses to it.
Community-based healthcare should be limited to major illnesses: Each health concern you ask a community health worker to address adds complexity of training, supply chain and culture.
If we are to rise effectively to our behaviour change challenges, we must get our hands dirty amid the messy, complexity that is human behaviour.
However, relying on quant surveys to understand the complexity of human behaviour is like relying on the dipstick to understand the complexity of the internal combustion engine.
The complexity of criminal networks The networks that bring people from war-torn nations to the African shores of the Mediterranean and then on to boats are not just necessarily criminal.
