Sentence examples for even multifaceted from inspiring English sources

Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan do not speak Arabic; each is ethnically and linguistically distinct, even multifaceted; and, they collectively share the Arab culture only in minimal ways.

But a crisis — even a multifaceted one like this — by no means signifies a collapse.

A fuller history of the failure of the United States to fight fascism at its outset--and even its multifaceted support of fascism--would help students rethink this supposed inevitability.

Although interpreting MM correlations is far from straightforward (Steuer et al., 2003), metabolite transcript (MT) correlations are arguably even more multifaceted.

The detailed investigation on the distribution of the KOG functional classes revealed that the Blue < Black < Red pattern was even more multifaceted.

Moreover, when genetic correlations between host performance and resistance or tolerance are changed in response to infection, as shown here, the genetic outcome of selection in environments with differential pathogen burden becomes even more multifaceted.

The effectiveness of even a multifaceted approach may vary based on the severity of the individual case.

Even among the multifaceted artists, scholars and inventors of the Renaissance and the Enlightenment, Christopher Wren stands out.

A choreographic collaborative presents "Unframed -- Dance Theater Without Margins," a multifaceted evening of new dances and spoken texts.

The result is that China may be winning battles but not the wars on emissions control, because its faith in mandates has met its match: an economy that is growing too fast, and atmospheric challenges that are too multifaceted for even the smartest planners to tame.

The paper argues that the agricultural landscape extant at the beginning of the war shaped the nature of these multifaceted struggles, even as it was an object of those struggles.