Sentence examples for more complex choice from inspiring English sources

Tehran's missiles and nuke development are at the top of Chinese news broadcasts this week, and the tone of the coverage suggests that Chinese leaders are facing a more complex choice than in the past.

More research is needed to explore if these findings hold with more complex choice models and in other contexts.

The hierarchical value maps obtained point to the presence of an important emotional dimension in the consumption of the selected product, particularly Arab consumers, suggesting that greater familiarity with the product results in a more complex choice process.

It was a more complex choice.

Thirty very odd years on, I'm absolutely certain that people don't act rationally - even when comparing baskets of goods, let alone when considering more complex choices.

Before discussing why this occurs we consider whether the discrepancies persist for more complex choices of the initial vascular network.

Although this might be required if patients cannot cope with more complex choices, it comes at the cost of analytical power.

There are a number of quantitative methodologies that can be employed to elicit preferences for priority setting criteria, ranging from simple rating and ranking scales, self-explication methodology and choice experiments, to more complex discrete choice experiments (Ryan et al. 2001; Pavlova et al. 2003; Baltussen and Niessen 2006).

Next, Ariely argues about complicated choices, and the more complex the choice, the more likely we are to become paralyzed in our decision-making abilities.

Dr. Quill believes this is a "more morally complex" choice because over the last decade the practice has expanded beyond those with end-stage cancer or Alzheimer's disease — who often lose interest in food or forget how to eat and drink — to people who are not "actively dying" but nevertheless have had enough of disability or dependence.

However, other cautionary pressures — severe market swings, recession, more complex investment choices and increased longevity — might seem familiar to anyone with a 401(k).