Sentence examples for widespread complex from inspiring English sources
You also could question the decision by Nancy Spector, the museum's chief curator and the show's organizer, to reconvene a group of usual suspects, who are also something of a clique, to represent a widespread, complex phenomenon sometimes put under the scary chapter heading "relational aesthetics".
Safety-critical systems are becoming more widespread, complex and reliant on software.
A widespread complex of supercell storms overspread the states of Mississippi and Alabama and violent tornadoes began rapidly touching down as the evening progressed.
This widespread, complex, and multifactorial nature of vascular disease has led cardiovascular researchers and clinicians to investigate new strategies for prediction, prevention, and treatment [ 1].
We have also changed the title, from "TSET: an ancient and widespread trafficking complex" to "TSET: an ancient and widespread membrane trafficking complex" because one of our colleagues pointed out that for those not in the membrane traffic field, it wouldn't be clear from the title or abstract what the paper was going to be about.
Personal debt in London has become deeper, more widespread and complex since the recession, and creditors are more aggressive in recovering payment, debt advisers said today.
"There's a widespread inferiority complex about the novel and a sense that it's only Americans that write the big books," said John Mullan, a senior lecturer in English at University College, London.
The educators stood trial for their part in a widespread and complex labyrinth of tampering with national test scores, in which 44 of Atlanta's 100 public schools were accused by state investigators of some level of cheating.
Due to the advancement in computer technology, the computer systems have become widespread and complex.
As U.S. business expands, financial services become more widespread, more complex and a bigger share of economic activity.
These may be local and short-term, like testing water quality, or as widespread and complex as reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
