Примеры использования Far more complex на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The reality is far more complex.
In many countries foreigners were sometimes seen as the cause of social problems which were in reality far more complex.
On the other hand,modern cars boast far more complex shapes than the cars of the past.
The international situation in which we operate is also far more complex.
In the closing years of the present millennium, the world is a far more complex place than it was when the United Nations Charter was adopted.
Transferring a paper form to an electronic format is a process that whilst simple in theory is far more complex in practice.
The operational environment of the United Nations common system is now far more complex and diverse than it was 30 years ago when the Commission was established.
We are just stupid and stubborn monkeys who think they know everything andwe don't realize that nature is far more complex than what we think.
The UNHCR transition to IPSAS was far more complex than initially envisaged, since modified cash basis accounting had been in place since 1950.
In reality the human rights situation is far more complex and diverse.
However, despite oil is a far more complex commodity to analyze than any other, there are a several general factors that affect the price of oil worldwide.
Trade and environment linkages have proved to be far more complex than originally envisaged.
However, the estimation of coordinate transformation parameters between a national reference system anda particular realization of an ITRS is a far more complex problem.
MACHIVENTA: Depression is quite an anomaly that is far more complex than most people understand.
It became evident that the association was far more complex than assumed in the past, since it has been established to be contingent upon level of development, social structure and cultural milieu.
MACHIVENTA: I would say in closing that Planetary Management is far more complex than you may have realized.
We live in a far more complex and integrated global age, with new emerging economic powers and donors as well as private philanthropy in all regions of the world.
The preparation for parliamentary andlocal elections will be far more complex than it was for the presidential poll.
Peace-keeping in such contexts is far more complex and more expensive than when its tasks were mainly to monitor cease-fires and control buffer zones with the consent of the States involved in the conflict.
They're just different viewpoints that describe so partial andlimited a reality that is in all cases far more complex than all our formulas.
Stephanie Dickison of PopMatters commented that the band was a"far more complex and talented group than the hard rock boy bands of late", and claimed that"they will continue to fascinate and challenge music's standard sounds.
Michelangelo, who had yielded to the Pope's demands with little grace,soon devised an entirely different scheme, far more complex both in design and in iconography.
The United Nations system andthose institutions are now faced with a far more complex social, economic and political environment than existed when they were founded more than 50 years ago.
The challenges facing agriculture and the institutional environment for agricultural innovation are far more complex than ever before;
The"Sixpack" partners found that forming an NFC joint venture company was"far more complex than we originally thought it would be," Rabobank's Wim Westerhof told NFC World.
Third, asymmetries in the number andtypes of nuclear weapons possessed by the nuclear-weapon States make nuclear disarmament far more complex than many would imagine.
Concern was also expressed that article 22 involved issues far more complex than were apparent at first glance, and that the assimilation of such other legal persons to corporations and shareholders was very difficult.
However, it has become evident that building capacity to absorb,diffuse and maintain new technologies is far more complex and costly than this linear model suggests.
It was said that the issues involved in long-term RWM were far more complex than those usually considered when deciding whether to construct a new nuclear power plant, though in fact they should be a part of the latter decision as well.
By improving water supplies, and rehabilitating schools, clinics and other facilities,UNHCR was grappling with a problem far more complex than simply that of assisting refugees and internally displaced persons.