None of this is to say that this book is either politically dogmatic, or blind to the complications inherent in what was a medically and socially complicated innovation.
There are technical complications inherent in Mr. Bloomberg's proposal, but this political equation has to be the central problem.
Chicago's experience reveals the complications inherent in carrying out local gun laws around the nation.
There's critical distance here; Erie is a white character played by a black man, and the complications inherent in that casting keep the production contemporary and important.
That has to do, in part, with personal preference: I am drawn to the complications inherent in looking at a different race and culture.
At the outset of the draw, Michel Zen-Ruffinen, the FIFA general secretary, went through an elaborate explanation of the complications inherent in balancing eight groups, four in South Korea and four in Japan.
People are talking about new technological solutions to problems like rising prices for business travel and the complications inherent in efficient booking of airfares and hotels.
Part of the difficulty of the Uncanny Valley has long been certain complications inherent in rendering human flesh tones, especially Caucasian flesh tones.
Those themes — high and low culture, not to mention the business of culture and invisibility — make the artist Mark Bradford's current show, "Nobody Jones," such a powerful treatise on the ways in which the complications inherent in being black and American — let alone gay — barely register in contemporary culture's pre-packaged world.
In the summer of 1974, after nearly twenty years of one-night stands, sluggish record sales, and the complications inherent in maintaining a variety of hair styles, George Clinton, a thirty-three-year-old former barber from Plainfield, New Jersey, scored a hit with his band, Parliament.
