Sentence examples for multifaceted matter from inspiring English sources

He recognized that the "drug problem" was not a singular problem but a multifaceted matter of crime, addiction and AIDS.

And yet, history is a multifaceted thing.

I think it's a multifaceted issue.

"It's a multifaceted and complex issue," Eliason said.

The present study elucidates that the multifaceted importance of shrub cover as an organic-matter donor, prolonging moisture availability and moderating temperature and radiation, increases under arid conditions.

We find that computer science metaphors trade on both preexisting and emerging similarities between computational and traditional domains, but owing to computer science's peculiar status as a discipline that creates its own subject matter, the role of similarity in metaphorical attribution is multifaceted.

The subject is too vast, too multifaceted.

Examples of highly complex subject matters include the abstract nature of the research topic of 'pedagogical constructs'[ 25] and the multifaceted and diverse nature of 'clinical accountability relationships'[ 14].

It is "very precise with its definitions pertaining to administrative matters," he said, "but less precise with its definitions pertaining to matters of ecology, or more generally with matters pertaining to the workings of the ocean as a complex, multifaceted system".

We use the Alaska case to illustrate that if food security is to be understood as a matter of human health, then our definitions of and designs for food security must recognize food's multifaceted and often regionally nuanced role in creating positive health outcomes.

Although the pathological features of white matter in PD are not well established, previous neuropathological studies suggest that white-matter damage is a multifaceted process.