The impact of these centers is sweeping and complex, with artists now settling up here in droves.
Despite the achievement of the generation led by Martin Luther King, Jr. in sweeping away the complex of laws that underpinned segregation in the South, racial prejudice continues to taint the United States like some kind of original sin.
Yamamoto's sweeping, excessively complex battle plans, which had served him well in December 1941, would prove to be his undoing at Midway.
He has been charged in a sweeping and complex 32-count indictment, which includes accusations that he played a role in 19 murders.
In other words, the whole context for this campaign is that we are now in a period of radical change, possibly more sweeping and complex than in any period since 1776-1789.
The most sweeping and complex financial reform package since the Great Depression, Dodd-Frank was drafted in response to the financial crisis yet few believe it would do much in the way of preventing another such crisis.
The EAT-Lancet commission's recommendations are far more sweeping and complex than just 'eat less meat,' but it's the dietary component provoking most of the debate right now.
The new regime put in place a sweeping and complex range of nightlife restrictions across the state and also in the smaller lockout-zone of Sydney's Central Business District (CBD).
But propositions vary dramatically in logical form: some are such as might naturally be viewed as atomic, others are sweeping generalizations, others are complex conjunctions, and so on.
Most of the deaths were from drowning, but Japan's Self-Defense Forces and firefighters were working to prevent a higher toll, rushing up the coast in helicopters and struggling to put out fires burning in industrial complexes or sweeping through Japan's many vulnerable wooden homes.
