Sentence examples for many complex issues from inspiring English sources

The Marina Experiment raises many complex issues, not least the sensitivity and controversy of using children in art.

Of course, there are many complex issues in weighing the effects of even a modest increase in top tax rates.

At the annual meeting of Times Company shareholders in April, Sulzberger said, "When we consider the many complex issues that we face at home and abroad, it is hard to imagine a more inopportune moment to restrain our access to information...

As in the first film many complex issues are at stake, and Mr. Hoffman is good at listening intently, then nodding in furious agreement, as pundits like Noam Chomsky, Bill Maher and Mr. Moore himself offer their assessments of the current state of democracy.

At the annual meeting of Times Company shareholders in April, Sulzberger said, "When we consider the many complex issues that we face at home and abroad, it is hard to imagine a more inopportune moment to restrain our access to information..

By building at current sites, Bush's plan avoids many complex issues associated with building new plants.

There are many complex ethical issues in the church and in the larger world.

"There are so many complex sexual issues at play, and there's pressure on both men and women to enjoy sex and have lots of sex, which isn't always possible.

But Unite Ideas is just one of the ways we're using technology to invite the world to help us solve the many complex global issues we face.

Thus, whereas BOC and TVR have great promise for improved SVR in special populations, many complex treatment issues remain to be evaluated in further phase 2 and 3 testing.

For optimal patient outcomes expert consensus recommends expeditious transfer ("<24 hours of injury") to a specialist Spinal Cord Injury Unit, where there is an interdisciplinary team equipped to provide comprehensive care for the many and complex issues associated with traumatic spinal cord injury.