Sentence examples for politically complex from inspiring English sources

Many are politically complex, volatile, and at varying stages of development.

Half his life musically pure, politically complex, singularly American still lay ahead.

Dark, bloody and politically complex, it is a natural fit for the trouble-scarred province.

Yet remedies are financially and politically complex, as Mr. Obama found.

Indeed, though many then and now assumed that Baltimore tilted Confederate, it was actually a much more politically complex place.

But, for the young Palestinian government, with its conservative, male-dominated Islamic society, family planning is culturally sensitive and politically complex.

This is particularly true in the Caribbean basin, where a geo-politically complex and largely uncoordinated process drives the emerging MPA network.

The response to HIV and injecting drug use in this geo-politically complex environment was historically punitive and coercive, but a harm reduction approach has been government policy since the mid 1990s [ 8].

"We do understand that it is politically a complex matter in Japan," he said after meeting Defense Minister Toshimi Kitazawa.

Politically more complex for the administration is the continuing search for chemical and biological weapons, a search that so far has turned up next to nothing.

The situation could be made worse – and politically more complex – by the fact that there would be intense dispute over where the UK's best economic interests lay.