Sentence examples for complicated aspect from inspiring English sources

A simple but amazingly complicated aspect was the fact that we were lighting with sunlight.

In a new report looking at one complicated aspect of the pension reforms – how they will impact on the guaranteed minimum pensions of people contracted out of Serps between 1978 and 1997 – it concludes that "some people are likely to lose out and they have not been able to find the information they need".

Preferably, supplemental personnel should only be considered when a particular complicated aspect of the project needs further in-depth review.

The steady-state polarization curves show a complicated aspect corresponding to changes in the charge transfer kinetics.

Finally, the analysis and presentation of results for multifactorial designs is covered, including an explanation of what is considered to be the most complicated aspect of such analyses; the interpretation of a significant 'interaction' between factors.

The most complicated aspect of the restoration was re-incorporating the missing scenes.

Even in its most complicated aspects, Islamic music is traditional and is transmitted orally.

He liked unraveling the complicated aspects of life as much as watching birds and enjoying the garden his wife created.

But for decades it was banned from full participation in Egypt's government, so it has never been tested in the more subtle and complicated aspects of national politics.

(A Tropicana executive had been impressed by a bond presentation Schwarzman made, and felt that, despite his inexperience, he could explain complicated aspects of a merger to a relatively unsophisticated board).

Richard Strauss's Elektra (1909) was one of the earliest works to make use of polytonality; in certain passages the instruments and voice parts are grouped into layers, each of which defines a different tonality, or key, although in this case all of the keys can also be interpreted as complicated aspects of the basic key.