Sentence examples for dangerous complexity from inspiring English sources
The three chemicals used in lethal injections in about 35 states have long attracted attention for what critics say is their needless and dangerous complexity.
Yesterday morning I offered Romney some advice on how to reassure the broad electorate that he could be trusted to manage our role in the world and convince those who pay close attention to foreign policy that he appreciates the dangerous complexity of that challenge.
In the dangerous complexities of writing a biography, the book on Gill was my baptism of fire.
Thus, the main principles of treatment and rehabilitation programs for the patients who committed socially dangerous acts are the complexity, clinical substantiation and differentiation of the treatment measures that are implemented in accordance with tasks relevant to the stages of compulsory treatment.
Yet complexity can be dangerous.
The ability to identify the geographic origin of an individual using genomic data poses a formidable challenge due to its complexity and potentially dangerous misinterpretations [ 23].
In many of his novels, Mr. Scliar places a Jewish Brazilian protagonist in a dangerous, bewildering world whose external complexities reverberate in the hero's interior journey of self-discovery.
But I also know that, on both sides, these are reductions, pure, simple and sometimes very dangerous". Her picture of the complexities of the Holocaust grows out of family experience.
The system designed to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people is riddled with complexities like these.
When the time comes to wind down a failing megabank, the complexities and potentially dangerous domino effects surrounding the failure of a cross-border institution are likely to increase pressure for a bailout that will protect creditors, and perhaps shareholders and executives, too.
