Sentence examples for the complicated elements from inspiring English sources

On this week's Political Scene podcast, Stillman, James Surowiecki, and the novelist Nell Freudenberger join Dorothy Wickenden to discuss the complicated elements of this most recent and fatal garment-factory disaster.

One thing that drew everyone but especially the actors in, was the complicated element of roleplay and "torture" in the video.

It said one of the most complicated elements of the website design was "the extent of integration with other library systems" and another essential feature was "the sophisticated process of publishing and moderating content".

Shaping the samosas is by far the most complicated element of the whole procedure, although one that is mastered fairly quickly.

Settlement construction has been one of the most controversial and complicated elements of the Israeli-Palestinian relationship, and, by extension, of the U.S.-Israeli one.

The most complicated element in laser printing is the image processing: translating computer documents containing words, graphics and images into precisely placed lines, curves and lettering on the page.

THE scenes that call for a dog would easily be the most complicated element of "Thirst: A Spell for Christabel".

However, most complicated elements (such as the battery charge) present difficulties to be simulated correctly.

The extension of this criterion to more complicated elements is discussed.

The prose, composed in lucid Kannada, was mainly meant for the common man and avoided any reference to complicated elements of Jain doctrines and philosophy.

The brief was for a defensible space, with no place to hide, and no complicated elements that would be hard to maintain or easy to damage.