What the White House might do to genuinely "reach out" is a complex matter.
"Pooling data together is a complex matter," said a person with knowledge of the standards committee.
But keeping time in a symphony is a complex matter; not even a steady four-four pulse is straightforward.
For public health authorities, choosing which vaccine to adopt is a complex matter, with scientific, economic and cultural dimensions.
Yet what they really show is that health is a complex matter, with medical care just one contributory factor.
Obviously, segregation in America is a complex matter, historically replete with unsavory practices like redlining and blockbusting, and filled with anger and fear on all sides.
Elian Gonzalez's fate is a complex matter for those who must decide it, but to Cuban-Americans in Miami, the issue is simple -- saving a boy from communism.
And what has changed now?A guaranteed right to an easeful death is a complex matter, made trickier still by religious doctrine.
Eating decently is a complex matter, with access to healthy food just one element in an equation that includes economics, nutritional education, violence and stress.
The issue "is a complex matter involving assets actively involved in the war on terror," the official said, adding that the White House was studying "the full range of practical and legal considerations such a step would entail".
