Sentence examples for complicated causes from inspiring English sources
Others have less complicated causes.
Paul Laity, non-fiction books editor at the Guardian, said "it's a situation we're well aware of, and an imbalance we're constantly trying to redress, while being aware it has complicated causes that go deeper than the whims or prejudices of literary editors.
This is a fantasy people seem to crave; it is much harder to accept that events occur for a variety of complicated causes (or for none at all) than it is to believe in an unseen plan at work.
It would be a fitting coda to her impressive legacy if her death ended up provide a genuine 'teaching moment' for America: one that would encourage the media and public to look beyond the scandals and personalities to the complicated causes and consequences of this miserable disease.
"In order to reduce child mortality further, we have to address some of the more complicated causes of child deaths.
Partly that is because the economics are complicated: cause and effect are often hard to disentangle.
Evidently, Bill C-13 is a complex piece of legislation that has packed in a bunch of new provisions under one seemingly simple (but, in fact, complicated) cause: cyberbullying.
The fidelity is a bit too high and the stuff to camera is an uneasy, self-conconscious and pedantic gimmick that Stephen Frears could well have done without, and in fact does without as the film progresses and the action complicates, causing a perceptible improvement in lightness and fluency.
A high level of resistance to vancomycin is related with the development of complicated complicated bacteremia caused by MSSA, independent of the type of initial antibiotic treatment.
There are, of course, complicated, interlacing causes for California's current energy crisis, rooted in bad planning and bad deregulatory designs.
This rather complicated mechanism causes irreversible structural modifications to the oxide lattice, which were verified systematically by various characterization techniques.
