Sentence examples for particularly because of the complexity from inspiring English sources

Communicating these uncertainties is important for decision making on robust adaptation strategies, but proves to be a challenge for scientists particularly because of the complexity of uncertainties that are part of natural variability and of human induced climate change.

The role of tourism in the national economy of various countries is particularly important because of the complexity of this phenomenon.

Investment banks are particularly hard to fathom because of the complexity of their business and the volatility of their earnings.

Sir Bruce said junior doctors felt particularly stressed at weekends because of the complexity of cases, and often felt "unsupported".

Giugni and Passy (1998, p. 86) maintain that cooperation between social movement actors and the state is particularly evident during policy implementation because of the "complexity of problems and tasks faced by the government".

Imaging of chronic rhinosinusitis is often regarded as a difficult task, particularly by young residents, probably because of the complexity of the anatomy that makes the search for the key to unravelling such a labyrinth of air cells (and its pathological features) a tough task.

But because of the complexity of what's happening – particularly in pieces such as Threnody and Polymorphia, and how the sounds are bouncing around the concert hall, it becomes a very beautiful experience when you're there.

Specifically, because of the complexity of the splitting failure scenario (particularly the ice floe geometry) and our pursuit of analytical solutions, within the presented framework, two different approaches have been proposed: the fracture mechanics approach and plasticity theory approach.

These behaviors are complex and they're different fundamentally because of the complexity.

"The uncertainty is greater than normal in this case because of the complexity of the transactions".

Because of the complexity of the case, Hennis could exercise multiple appeals.