Sentence examples for intentionally complex from inspiring English sources

Johnson: "They designed something intentionally complex that's basically a mechanism of transferring money from you to John Paulson.

Tax law is structurally unfair, not as an unintended consequence, but by design, and is intentionally complex in order to mask its inherent structural inequality.

Wall Street wants America to forget September 15 , 2008 because its captains and lieutenants earn billions in personal lucre from the risky, speculative and intentionally complex financial activities that led to the crash.

Through Mohr's manipulation of a multi-dimensional space he is able to intentionally generate complex expressivity while also removing himself as the subject of his completed works.

"Green has intentionally made very complex his legal relationships to his wives," Mr. Leavitt wrote in papers submitted to the court.

(See the sidebar "Analytics-Based Decision Making in Six Key Steps"). As the famous statistician George Box noted, "All models are wrong, but some are useful". In other words, models intentionally simplify our complex world.

It was hypothesized that reading strategies would involve areas of the brain that are normally involved in reading comprehension along with areas that are involved in strategic control processes because the readers are intentionally using a complex reading strategy.

We have intentionally oversimplified the complex processes of infection, photosynthesis and dNTP synthesis in an effort to match the model to the scope and resolution of the available data.

The system grew out of a lawsuit that alleged the agency was intentionally segregating housing complexes.

One alternative tactic is to intentionally simplify the often complex nature of the environmental problems we face by framing them in a no-nonsense formula most people will "get".

The model expresses the functioning of an autonomous system based on an organizational memory representing real-life experiences, using in real-time an artificial embodiment, and using many elements of control as regulator or attractors to intentionally generate and feel complex forms equivalent to artificial thoughts.