In 1992 The Soviets plan to launch a more complex Mars mission, which they described.
The next year, his St. James Episcopal Churchh opened at 71st and Madison with a similar form and surface treatment, but a more complex Madison Avenue facade.
Today, with a single hyperpower and a larger, more complex Europe, the United States could certainly go on pursuing this classic imperial strategy.
The environment in which Israel intervened in 1982 was much more complex; Lebanon's various religious factions already had murderous grievances that went back for generations.
Libya today – its people at the mercy of warring militias and jihadist opportunists, the US ambassador assassinated – is hardly a good advertisement for repeating that regime-change recipe in more complex Syria.
Often, champions of the "driverless" solution cite the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) as an example of what could be achieved if the much larger and more complex London Underground was automated to the same degree.
Asked whether the Sierra Leone crisis would hurt recruiting for the far more complex Congo operation, Mr. Holbrooke said: "None of us in the delegation think that what's happening in Sierra Leone or even in the Horn of Africa directly affects the Lusaka peace process on Congo.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Nov. 28 — A day after resigning as army chief, Pervez Musharraf will be sworn in as a civilian president on Thursday, leaving him with vastly reduced powers and Washington with a far more complex Pakistan to deal with in its fight against Al Qaeda and the Taliban.
But in a world in which threats are more diffuse, and missions more complex, America cannot act alone.
I also wanted to introduce Americans to a different and more complex Syria than the one we read about in the news.
