Sentence examples for more complex matters from inspiring English sources

These and other errors are mere details, perhaps, in Bower's attempt to paint a sweeping portrait of a very unorthodox tycoon, but they do tend to undermine faith in the description of more complex matters.

But it has now grown to include more complex matters, among them the N.F.L.'s antitrust protection, and the legitimacy of the union's decision to dissolve itself, along with its wish that its players now be treated by courts as individual plaintiffs seeking employment in a free market.

A good score depends on having basic measures like adequate firewalls and antivirus protection, and more complex matters including well-informed governance and education.

On matters that only a fool would dispute, as well as on more complex matters where the wise agree, one can claim to have probable knowledge.

Is Mitt Romney's handling of the controversy surrounding the release of his tax returns an example of how he will lead America on even more complex matters if he is elected to the White House?

When such basic facts as the up or down decision on one of the most relentlessly publicized issues around are screwed up, there's not much hope of understanding more complex matters that don't fit into simplistic templates.

Small bits of plutonium, however, are a more complex matter.

The use and abuse of the environment is a far more complex matter, especially in the vast but fragile Amazon rainforest.

As for my teenage dream of helping people to be happy – well, it was a far more complex matter than I could ever have guessed back then.

While he has no doubt that individuals can live without religion — he is, after all, a happy atheist — whether societies can live without religion, he feels, is a more complex matter.

Outsourcing is a more complex matter, Brown says.