Sentence examples for convoluted challenges from inspiring English sources

How to provide long-term care for a fast-aging population poses one of the more convoluted challenges of the American labor market.

The convoluted challenges to the results, the dearth of public information and the weakness of Iraq's state institutions have compounded confusion over the election's outcome and the path to forming a government.

Yet the purpose of H.B. 2 has received oddly little attention in the convoluted legal challenges.

Glycomics LC MS data sets have convoluted extracted ion chromatograms that are challenging to deconvolve with existing software tools.

The full statistical range of ligand conjugation convoluted with each mass range generates further challenges for understanding the origin(s) of both positive, desired effects as well as origin(s) of negative side effects.

We would suggest that highly convoluted cortical areas such as V1 pose particular challenges for MEG, and so we consider the ability to construct retinotopic maps to be of critical importance in developing MEG imaging techniques.

Indeed, while there is a system for challenging a ticket, it is often convoluted and onerous, with the burden of proof resting upon the driver.

At 67 he should be putting his feet up, but instead he's faced with a rather enormous challenge: putting together one of the most convoluted book series of all time.

"Message has always been a challenge for Democrats, because it tends to get too convoluted and not very simple," Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont). told Politico.

What is called for, even at this late date, is a frontal constitutional challenge to the whole apparatus that becomes ever more convoluted with each statutory fix.

In general, glycomics data is challenged with partially resolved chromatographic peaks (common for glycan isomers) and convoluted isotopic profiles.