Sentence examples for some complex issues from inspiring English sources

Comedy, it seems, can cover some complex issues much more effectively than someone blankly stating these truths.

However, strengthening legal powers in this area would raise some complex issues and we will want to reflect carefully and listen to a range of views before deciding on any action".

These remarks gloss over some complex issues.

Genome editing raises some complex issues, and critics warn about the social dangers of creating genetically modified humans, and also state that gene editing challenges the view of what it means to be human.

In order to efficiently deal with some complex issues in equipment-standard system such as standard revising, standard controlling, and production designing, a heterogeneous information network model for equipment-standard system is proposed in this paper.

The movement involves some complex issues ranging from the establishment of social and emotional learning standards to the development of social and emotional learning programs for students, and to the offering of professional development programs for teachers, and to the carrying out of social and emotional learning assessments (Kamenetz 2015).

"When you put that in the context of a national park, you raise some very complex issues".

As I suggested at the top of the page Michael, there are some seriously complex issues that I'm not about to attempt to deal with.

"We'll look at that, but there are some really complex issues around this in relation to serious organised crime, counterterrorism, the legal system, justice, probation, which need to be examined in very great detail before such a major step would even be considered to be taken".

Ramirez described her character as someone who "appears to be a certain way, but has some very complex issues going on behind the scenes.

One likely explanation is that there are some other complex issues.