Sentence examples for grappling with this complexity from inspiring English sources

The general public naturally has a hard time grappling with this complexity and uncertainty, especially since the changes in climate are occurring over a timetable of decades and centuries, rather than months and years.

To grapple with this complexity, we start with the observation that neurons in different brain areas face markedly different learning problems, and dendrites of different neuron types contribute to the cell's input output function in markedly different ways.

A mixed-methods approach has enabled us to grapple with this complexity.

Instead, it seems to me that the Catholic Church is finally grappling with the complexity of the concept of sainthood.

For some people, in order to avoid grappling with the complexity of their complicity, they lash out -- they grab torches and march against being "replaced".  .

"I've always related Robert's grappling with the complexity of hugs to my first time living in Europe and trying to figure out when to kiss people twice, or once, on the mouth, hug, or just shake hands," recalls Petry.

As Sam Biddle put it in a nominally different context (reporting on a Buzzfeed reporter's slobbering over the subject of her work): "Pure, uncritical adoration goes beyond the usual biases, and makes a reporter seem incapable of grappling with the complexity of [his or] her subject".

Grayling occasionally comes tantalisingly close to grappling with the complexities of the debate.

Some family law practitioners say they are grappling with the complexities of online entanglements in real-world divorce.

Giving heavy weight to such a defective measure, rather than grappling with the complexities of teaching excellence, could have damaging consequences.

In Peru and Colombia new museums are grappling with the complexities of memorialising continuing armed conflicts.There can be no doubting the importance of recalling the crimes of the past.