Sentence examples for has its own complexities from inspiring English sources
Since CRC screening is a major undertaking and integrating a cancer screening programme into routine government health services in low-middle income countries has its own complexities and challenges, it was decided to pilot its introduction in one of the provinces of Thailand which already has a population-based cancer registry.
I mean, marriage has its own complexities, but they're different . . .
The trouble is that each of these cases has its own complexities, its own consequences.
But calculating sales tax has its own complexities, making full automation difficult.
Silly question — this is Iraq, and the results are not the kind that can be certified by PricewaterhouseCoopers. (Although the Academy's voting system, as Hendrik Hertzberg has explained, has its own complexities).
What is especially good about the play is its downright condemnation of a bullying male ethos and its acknowledgment that domestic violence has its own complexities: while the geeky Liam admits he provokes his dad on purpose, both Rick and his lover, Suze, are in abject denial about the realities of physical abuse.
Nowadays, due to economic crisis, fluctuation in currency rate, and inflation rate, it is difficult to predict the produce's price; in addition, the identification of the influential parameters has its own complexity.
But it has its share of complexity.
Although a persuasive conceptual framework, additional effort is needed to operationalize measurable indicators for tracking coverage in practice, especially as each dimension has its own measurement complexities [ 3].
