Sentence examples for complicated endeavour from inspiring English sources
Ambitions were challenged by unforeseen complexities and difference of opinion and as no Holy Grail approach was at hand to copy or follow, it was quite an interesting but also complicated endeavour.
There is no doubt that correcting our drug policy will be a complicated endeavour, but at present the UK's illogical attitude towards narcotics weakens the integrity of our democracy.
Still, Sercarz noted that bringing a rape case to trial is a complicated endeavour, because district attorney offices tend to act on cases only when they feel likely to succeed in getting a conviction.
Evaluating the effectiveness of such interventions is a complicated endeavour, as it depends to a large degree on the goals of the project and how one defines effectiveness.
The complex mixture of factors contributing to disease risk further complicates the endeavour.
This is also reflected in the often heard concern of the natural scientists and their counterparts in policy making that the complexifying approach is relevant and interesting but should not stand in the way of the research or policy agenda and should not complicate the already complicated research and policy endeavour.
The ability of emergency physician to differentiate hypovolemic shock with the other type of shock will facilitate the initial management and resuscitation without the need to endeavour into much complicated and invasive procedures.
This endeavour is largely complicated by the lack of a common standard.
