Sentence examples for its own complexities from inspiring English sources
"Because the Starns' piece is its own microcosm with all its inherent complexities set against Manhattan with its own complexities, I thought it would be a fascinating dialogue," she said.
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.
The English weather added its own complexities.
Each city, Mr. Ferreira said, presents its own complexities.
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.
It insists that the world is larger than the reader thought, and invites the reader to find new ways of speaking: it may in the short term draw attention to its own complexity, but it does so in order that the reader may move away from the text to think about what it is in the world around that prompts such complexity.
Law is fairly unique in that it is in charge of creating its own complexity, which is also the basis of its business model.
