Examples of using The complexities in English and their translations into Swedish
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But beyond the complexities, one senses something that is truly great.
If you understood the complexities of interstellar diplomacy.
Examine the complexities and processes involved in world affairs.
If you understood the complexities of interstellar diplomacy.
I can't handle the complexities of teenage life.
I had no idea of the complexities that were about to intrude.
Stop wasting valuable time on the complexities of database administration and management.
professionals who understand the complexities of modern government are in demand.
This documentary shows how the unique site was chosen, the complexities of its construction, the figures behind the project
Healthcare Advanced solutions cutting through the complexities of IT processes and deliver digital image processing technology.
However, the complexities and uncertainties of the situation make it difficult to make an overall assessment of the impact of such developments.
You need integrated supply chain solutions to simplify the complexities, make best use of your resources,
ability to understand and analyze the complexities of a region transitioning through a period of profound change.
Our global team of network experts understands the complexities of IT ecosystems, including multi-vendor environments.
That delay did not depend on us, but rather on the complexities of the post-war situation.
It also takes away the complexities normally associated with big data in the cloud
Who might understand the complexities of the situation. So I have decided to discuss it with the one person onboard.
consumer products companies need to seize the opportunities and manage the complexities.
On a personal note the affection crewman Cutler is showing has left me a bit perplexed who might understand the complexities of the situation. so I have decided to discuss it with the one person on board.