Sentence examples for is a particularly complex from inspiring English sources

The UK's current flooding is a particularly complex event driven by events on the other side of the globe.

All carbon footprints are hard or impossible to pin down accurately, but the internet is a particularly complex case.

Under mountainous conditions involving highly variable and steep terrain, harvest planning is a particularly complex decision-making process.

Lyme disease – a bacterial infection spread by infected ticks – is a particularly complex puzzle, with little reliable data available so far.

The situation around Tabqa, however, is a particularly complex one, as Islamic State militants stage fierce battles in defense of positions near its defacto capital of Raqqa.

The implementation of an Intermediate Frequency (IF) filter in Digital Audio-VIsual Council (DAVIC) compliant modems is a particularly complex task.

A spokesman said: "This inquiry remains open and has been a particularly complex investigation.

User interface development in Ambient Intelligence (AmI) environments is anticipated to be a particularly complex and programming intensive endeavor.

The year 2015 was a particularly complex year because of the added influence of a severe El Niño event occurring at the time.

Both Firth and Nyberg noted that China has traditionally been a particularly complex country for drug development due to its strict regulatory policies and its reticence to approve drug trials without a strong body of evidence that the drugs would work for its population.

This year's Farm Bill is shaping up to be a particularly complex mess.