Sentence examples for magnitude or complexity from inspiring English sources

One potential constraint is that the cost of acquiring the previous generation's accumulated cultural knowledge increases with the magnitude or complexity of that knowledge.

"If one looks at the proximity fuze program as a whole," historian James Phinney Baxter III wrote, "the magnitude and complexity of the effort rank it among the three or four most extraordinary scientific achievements of the war".

The transition of individual characters like feather shape, or wrist flexion can, and have been, analysed and found to show a clear and simple progression of increasing magnitude and/or complexity over time.

Given the magnitude and complexity of challenges they face, command and control approaches are no longer relevant or efficient.

Given the magnitude and complexity of these decisions, the risk is material that some might damage the UK's economic or fiscal strength".

"Qualitatively and quantitatively, no one has had to deal with the magnitude and complexity that this series of events has shown us".

But aides said she was referring to him when she said that Americans need "a president who understands the magnitude and complexity of the challenges we face".

You can rest assured that Canada did not take lightly the cost of hosting summits of this magnitude and complexity.

Mr. Sollers said in his statement that "the retention of their legal rights in a case of this magnitude and complexity is customary and appropriate".

The memo asserted that giving the "magnitude and complexity" of terrorism cases, a lengthier delay is permissible, unlike ordinary criminal cases.

The magnitude and complexity of our drug problem require us to constantly refine and improve our policies through thoughtful analysis, innovation and discussion.