Sentence examples for facing the complexities from inspiring English sources
Regina, facing the complexities of adult love — at once deeper and more banal than those of youthful infatuation — must strike her own grown-up bargain between what she has and what she wants.
That developing passionate hobbies flexes the very muscles that leaders facing the complexities of winning today require: speed, curiosity, stamina, finding the unexpected, deeper collegial relationships and a practiced respect for the potential of greatness.
That's a tough proposition, especially when you're already facing the complexities of developing a new technology and shrinking it for production, the regulatory hurdles and the very high marginal costs of producing completely new hardware in small batches.
That's a tough proposition, especially when you're already facing the complexities of developing a new technology and shrinking it for production, the regulatory hurdles and the very high marginal costs of producing completely new hardware in small batches.
The 24-year-old held up a book by pastor Timothy Keller, called The Meaning of Marriage: Facing the Complexities of Commitment With the Wisdom of God.
The idea of the cowboy always winning against the Indian is not particularly helpful to us in facing the complexities of cruelty and the need for repair.
Such fragmentation of legal framework and national laws lead to several inconsistencies, wasting time and scarce resources of sponsors, whether academic or pharmaceutical industry and all involved parties are facing the complexity of current clinical research.
In particular, the use of refraction, reflection and surface wave techniques allowed facing the complexity of a geology that can pose different challenges to all the methods when used individually: velocity inversions, limited reflectivity, and lateral variations.
In facing the complexity and chaos of real life, algorithms help us find ways to simplify it; to take the awkwardness out of social interaction and the insecurity that comes with opinions and real-life feedback, and make it all fit neatly into a ratings box.
We should not expect children and young adults to face the complexities of the legal system on their own.
