Sentence examples for unimaginable complexity from inspiring English sources

Such a reversal would entail unimaginable complexity and bring its own form of chaos.

But as an economist, I'm always aware that reducing the unimaginable complexity and diversity of the economy to a single number – or even a series of numbers – can dehumanise or even misrepresent what is really happening in people's lives.

But the time has come for him to stop justifying himself, as he did again on the BBC last weekend, and to admit that under the severe pressure of events in a kaleidoscope of unimaginable complexity, he made a series of misjudgments in the prosecution of the war.

Having learned nothing from decades of tokamak progress and continued stellerator debacles, in the mid-1990s the directorate at PPPL and its counterpart at the DOE reversed the 1968 69 revolution: They decided to shut down the flagship U.S. tokamak (the TFTR) and replace it with a stellerator of unimaginable complexity, the recently aborted NCSX.

Faced with the almost unimaginable complexity of biology, we're beginning to recognize that we must do novel drug development cheaper (with more shots on goal) because we're clearly struggling to do it smarter.

In fact, I continue to be appalled by the fact that more than three centuries after Newton, in a world in which we are surrounded by machines of unimaginable complexity, to most people a simple differential equation like v = dx/dt is gobbledygook.

The third is that, in a world full of unimaginable economic and cultural complexity, the writer - if he is honest with himself - will be disagreeably aware that his judgments are no more informed than anyone else's.

Every step of science leads towards greater levels of complexity and unimaginable odds stacked against any form of human existence.

Literary critic Larry McCaffery described the concept of the matrix in Neuromancer as a place where "data dance with human consciousness... human memory is literalized and mechanized... multi-national information systems mutate and breed into startling new structures whose beauty and complexity are unimaginable, mystical, and above all nonhuman".

Businesses have expanded to sizes and complexities previously unimaginable.

This logic would extend reparation for the loss of all skilled professionals who migrate from one country to another, creating a political, economic and accounting problem of such complexity as to be unimaginable in practice.