Sentence examples for very complex in terms of from inspiring English sources

"Fisheries issues are very complex in terms of management and control.

It was also very complex in terms of who was involved and what each of their intentions might have been.

Anne Hamburger, the founder and artistic director of En-Garde Arts, the site-specific group that during the 1980s and '90s performed in New York on piers, in parks, at an abandoned nursing home and on the streets of the meatpacking district, recalled: "It's very complex in terms of logistics and production management.

The assessment of the effects of the economic crisis in European radiology is, therefore, very complex in terms of structural, organizational, clinical, professional, cultural aspects of this discipline.

Due to the number of processes involved (Shanmugam, 2011), tsunami deposits are very complex in terms of a number of characteristics, including grain size, sedimentary structures and sediment components (e.g., Luque et al., 2001; van den Bergh et al., 2003; Fujiwara and Kamataki, 2007; Kortekaas and Dawson, 2007; Noda et al., 2007; Paris et al., 2010; Chagué-Goff et al., 2011).

I think my relationship with dancing is very complex in terms of the fact that I like it, and I've always loved dancing and weirdly I've always been pretty good at, it but I don't like being watched when I dance.

This type of product has a very complex matrix in terms of texture, openings and moisture.

It has many different types of cells within it and it has a very complex structure in terms of the different functions it performs.

"They're very complex products, in terms of making sure you get them in a form that's palatable but that stays in a form that's bioavailable to the body," Mirtallo says.

This is a very complex problem in terms of regulation (should flying cars be remotely controlled by human operators or allowed to operate autonomously?), required infrastructure (how to track and control myriad unmanned flying vehicles and how to protect these cyber-physical assets?) and technology (how to coordinate thousands of flight paths in real time and provide collision management).

The results of this study have important evolutionary implications because they suggest that the joint effects of sperm competition on so many different sperm quantity and quality traits is the result of very complex changes in terms of sperm formation and maturation, and the reproductive genes that control such processes.