Sentence examples for complicated aspects from inspiring English sources

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.

Ore grade estimation is one of the most key and complicated aspects in the evaluation of a mineral deposit.

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.

Especially given two complicating aspects to that statistic.

"In our opinion, the longer-term deficit reduction framework adopted as part of the Budget Control Act of 2011 (BCA) could undermine the already fragile economic recovery and complicate aspects of state and local government fiscal management," Gabriel Petek, an S&P analyst, said in a statement.

The integrated map presented here and associated resources will help to alleviate many of the complicating aspects of potato as a genetic system.

One complicating aspect of the multiple-hit tactic, the Pentagon consultant told me, is "the liquefaction problem" — the fact that the soil would lose its consistency owing to the enormous heat generated by the impact of the first bomb.

The complicating aspect is that this kind of social capital belongs to both the micro level and the macro level.