Examples of using Rather complex in English and their translations into Portuguese
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But it is worth remembering that this is a rather complex sport that requires serious preparation
These alternatives to identify the medication were probably used because antiretroviral drugs present rather complex and long names,
Madam President, I would like to begin by congratulating Parliament on the excellent progress that it has made towards bringing this technically rather complex proposal to a successful conclusion.
It helped Judenburg to deal with a rather complex process and embedded the idea of sustainable urban mobility planning more strongly within the city department.
production-logistics are rather complex.
is rather complex.
is rather complex.
is plagued with symbolisms some simple, others rather complex.
because the reality is dynamic and the experience rather complex.
position of buildings representing this rather complex design of the universe.
I count upon Parliament's support in finding a comprehensive solution to these rather complex issues.
treatment of abnormalities of the nervous systemis a rather complex and delicate process.
it is not necessary to undertake such a rather complex operation.
The cockroach in Miller's dream book is a rather complex and ambiguous symbol.
why it is necessary to carry out this rather complex and time-consuming process.
His dual role makes the construction rather complex, and it is to this that we must find a solution.
The methodology used by GAR is a rather complex method of comparison of the following.
I have had to express myself in rather complex circumstances, as I am before adults,
It may be rather complex, rather subtle, but please go on with it.
Both machines fully meet the rather complex production requirements for the various pallets and formats handled.