Examples of using Enormously complex in English and their translations into Spanish
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But it's enormously complex.
The software that runs the computer is enormously complex.
Trust is enormously complex and dynamic.
Simple, but at the same time, enormously complex.
A key point enormously complex in the case that concerns us is.
Their micro-chemical makeup is enormously complex.
The operation was enormously complex and fraught with difficulties.
But for them, the procedures can be enormously complex.
This is an enormously complex world we live in and its problems are multiplying every day.
You're over-simplifying an enormously complex issue.
However, Guadalajara is enormously complex, and city dynamics go beyond its own boundaries to affect other municipalities.
Reform of the Security Council is proving to be an enormously complex and divisive issue.
The wine market is enormously complex and difficult because of its fragmentation, and most wineries lack of the tools to launch large campaigns and other actions that might enable the desired penetration.
Service Level Agreements like that are enormously complex, they take a huge number of man hours.
Washington D.C.: Island Press observing that“[e]nvironmental enforcement is an enormously complex issue”.
We know that ours is an enormously complex and difficult challenge.
In the brain, there are millions of neurons that are connected to each other through an enormously complex circuit.
Mr. Santos also presented the enormously complex agreement as a simple yes or no question.
In this connection, we appreciate the arduous work conducted by the Working Group on this issue, which has served to clarify the various positions andto allow a proper appraisal of this enormously complex subject.
I do not pretend for a moment that this says the last word on any of the enormously complex and sensitive issues with which it deals.
The business andhuman rights agenda is enormously complex and much hangs in the balance: the rights of individuals to enjoy lives of dignity, the role of business in achieving economic development and the social sustainability of globalization itself.
The unprecedented scale of the catastrophe, its transboundary nature and the magnitude of resources involved in the international response to the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster entailed enormously complex operations and shed light on the shortcomings of the existing global humanitarian system.
The necessary predeployment preparations involve enormously complex logistical operations in an area that is vast, remote and lacking in infrastructure.
It was mentioned that the scope of the topic should be restricted to the obligation a State could assume through a unilateral declaration, the conditions governing its validity and its effects on third States, including the corresponding rights of those States.That would obviate the need to examine the enormously complex issue of conduct.
Special education rules and accounting are enormously complex, and experts disagree about their interpretation, sometimes in court.
Furthermore, this enormously complex issue offered various opportunities to achieve some of the central objectives proclaimed in UNCTAD reports, such as“cost sharing”, win-win situations”,“transfer of technology” and“applying market mechanisms” at the international level.
In the 17th century, when opera first came to England, it prompted enormously complex theatrical stagings to present illusions of ghosts, mythological figures, and epic battles.
Dr. T. Colin Campbell wrote in 2006:We now know that through enormously complex metabolic systems, the human body can derive all the essential amino acids from the natural variety of plant proteins that we encounter every day.
At the same time,the idea that pure voluntarism would resolve the enormously complex issues being dealt with was a heroic assumption that bore no relationship to reality.
For example, the current trading patterns are enormously complex making it difficult for businesses to track the movement of goods through the supply chain.
