Sentence examples for complicated range of from inspiring English sources
The case is one more example of the Internet's inherent lack of respect for national borders or, from another view, the world's lack of reckoning for the international nature of the Internet, and it is also an example of the already complicated range of copyright laws.
Source: NSIDC The summer minimum is influenced by a complicated range of factors.
The AC/DC show was great, but the two Springsteen shows were, as usual, superlative, producing in me a complicated range of emotions.
But the situation in Athens has its own special drama, in part because Greeks exhibit such a broad, complicated range of reactions to the strays in their midst.
But it wasn't until 1981, when she made her "Centerfolds," a series of portraits inspired by photographs in Playboy -- but with the women clothed and conveying a complicated range of emotions -- that her career really took off.
In cities like Los Angeles, Asian-American, black, and Hispanic residents are more likely to live in hotter parts of the city than white residents because of a complicated range of factors like green spaces, elevation, prevailing winds and proximity to the ocean.
This increase is uneven around the world, however, and predicting future sea level rise is complicated by a range of factors.
More complicated is the range of possibilities related to the restructuring of AT&T, which is currently evaluating several bids to buy some or all of its huge cable system.
Third, the occupational preferences of the millennial cohort are complicated by the range of ages within the group.
Diabetes can be complicated by a range of neurologic, biochemical, inflammatory, and vascular skin deficits that may increase the risk of foot complications (6, 9, 10, 14).
(Parent of severe case, male) Parents' understanding of relationships between genes and malaria was further complicated by the range of views of causes of malaria, including mosquitos, a variety of different foods, insufficient hygiene and other environmental factors.
