Sentence examples for multifaceted event from inspiring English sources

For this multifaceted event, organizers have enlisted restaurants, bars, and even cultural institutions to promote culinary life in the city.

The author's own exemplary contribution to the world of Holocaust memorialisation gives force to his argument that commemoration is not the best route to understanding such a complex, multifaceted event.

When we watch football on television, Farocki suggests, we are watching just one possible articulation of a bogglingly multifaceted event.

Although Shneidman [43] admitted that each suicide is a multifaceted event, that biological, cultural, sociological, interpersonal, intrapsychic, logical, philosophical, conscious and unconscious elements are always present, he suggested that the essential nature of suicide is psychological, meaning that each suicidal drama occurs in the mind of a unique individual.

In a previous study with eleven experienced classical homeopaths we found that HA was perceived to be a subtle and multifaceted event and highly skilled homeopaths were required to identify and report HA.

In an interview, Mr. Rotella said he has been approached by many potential investors but was worried of what might become of immersive, multifaceted events like Electric Daisy.

Interactions between eu- and prokaryotic cells are frequent, multifaceted events ranging from symbiotic synergy such as symbiotic nitrogen fixation in legumes or fermentation by gastrointestinal bacteria to pathogenic interference, for instance, in the course of salmonellosis.

Building on a core of big-name jam-rock -- a niche market of proven profitability -- the promoters have put together a multifaceted music event that is one of the few in the country that rightly deserves to be called a festival.

I think it's a multifaceted issue.

Their complex etiology is common amongst the majority of neurodegenerative diseases; they are not monogenic or polygenic diseases and pathogenesis is multifaceted by events that are, most often, independent of genetic mutations.

It set the national benchmark not simply because it turned out 100,000 Americans in support of Iraq veterans, but because it was a multifaceted coming home event.