Sentence examples for complicated interconnections from inspiring English sources
Mr Burns, born a stone's throw from Real's stadium but a Barça fan and an author of books about both clubs, traces their complicated interconnections with Spanish politics—notably, the civil war and the dictatorship of General Franco.
Judaism's relation to Christianity is complicated because of the close historical interconnections between them.
Many areas of regulation now up for discussion are highly complicated; whether in financial services, data protection regimes or the interconnection of energy supplies," the letter said.
The far-flung trades in electricity since deregulation "have complicated our job tenfold," said a system operator for PJM Interconnection, which manages power flows in a region of 25 million people from Ohio to New Jersey and has largely averted blackouts in its territory.
In Bozeman, a college and tourism town north of Yellowstone National Park, construction jobs and tax collections dried up just as the marijuana business was blossoming; residents and politicians here say the interconnection of economics and legal drugs would be much more complicated to undo.
The health care service infrastructure is limited with regard to the interconnections among primary care professionals and subspecialists, particularly in rural areas, a problem complicated by the number and diversity of very rare conditions identified in newborn screening programs.
