A number of interrelated problems and issues fall under this heading.
Quite apart from the costs and problems associated with unification, Germany and its economy faced a number of interrelated problems at the beginning of the 21st century.
As with most of his films, "Bright Leaves," Mr. McElwee's latest trip below the Mason-Dixon line, is about a number of interrelated topics -- most straightforwardly, the tobacco industry in North Carolina and the travails of smoking addiction.
Input from the Council of Professors and Heads of Computing CPHCC), based on a recent report it commissioned, which investigated data produced by the Higher Education Statistics Agency HESAA), cites a number of interrelated factors affecting unemployment.
Charlemagne recruited most royal officials from a limited number of interrelated aristocratic families who were eager to serve the king in return for the prestige, power, and material rewards associated with royal service.
Third, the exact significance of what is meant by "adequate appropriate spaces" becomes far more complex in buildings requiring a large number of interrelated spaces than it is in single-cell buildings.
In a statement, Mr. Van Rompuy said a summit meeting, originally scheduled for Oct. 17 and 18, had been delayed until Oct. 23 to give the bloc time "to finalize our comprehensive strategy on the euro area sovereign debt crisis covering a number of interrelated issues".
Health services of any nature reflect a number of interrelated characteristics, among which the most obvious, but not necessarily the most important from a national point of view, is the curative function; that is to say, caring for those already ill.
Initially developed in the 1930s, this account involves a number of interrelated ingredients.
As will become apparent, "scientific explanation" is a topic that raises a number of interrelated issues.
A central process is VC emergence a cumulative, self-reinforcing process involving a number of interrelated sub-processes.
