Sentence examples for in an intricate system from inspiring English sources

"Italian business works in an intricate system where many company boards rubber-stamp decisions made by secretive, external pacts.

They are organized in an intricate system that spans the structure of the church from the local parish to the papacy.

Gordon leads Jarrett by only 26 points in an intricate system that rewards drivers who are the most consistent, and there are still 22 of 36 races to complete, but Gordon may have done the hard part simply by taking the lead from Jarrett.

Certainly, in the past, ethnic enclaves gathered businesses in immigrant neighbourhoods with a high presence of co-ethnic residents being also intertwined in an intricate system of co-ethnic social networks within a self-sustaining structure (Zhou 2004).

Collectively, paracrine/autocrine BMP signaling and paracrine RA signaling, combined with the tightly controlled expression of Pax6, Six3 and Sox2 in the PLE, establish an intricate system that governs lens placode formation.

During the fighting with Israel, there were few Hamas fighters or leaders to be seen: they were all somewhere underground or in hiding in what Israel considers to be an intricate system of tunnels and bunkers modeled on those built with Iranian guidance by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.

The grand opening of California's Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System (SEGS), the world's largest solar thermal power plant, on February 13th has thrown a harsh light on just how many issues come into play.Located on federal land in the Ivanpah Dry Lake in California, the $2.2 billion facility uses an intricate system of mirrors to focus the sun's rays onto a solar receiver.

In some languages, such as Japanese, there is an intricate system of linguistic forms that indicate the social relationship of the speaker to the hearer.

To avoid clipped side-view mirrors or chipped paint, an intricate system of lashes secures vehicles in their place for the journey.

The inquiry also discovered an intricate system of political financing and influence-peddling in Quebec's provincial government.

In Bali, where Hinduism dominates public life, the shift has seen a strengthening of an intricate system that has long melded religion, cultural traditions and social organization.