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complexity

[kuhm-plek-si-tee] / kəmˈplɛk sɪ ti /


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A UK government spokesperson said the length of processing time "depends on the complexities and sensitivities of a bill, as well as any legal and constitutional issues".

From BBC

They even mused that a fund manager might want to have two benchmarks — one for the top grouping of stocks, and then another for the rest — though they concede it would cause “operational complexities.”

From MarketWatch

Instead, they display levels of complexity and information density similar to proto-cuneiform, the earliest known writing system, which appeared around 3,000 B.C.E., tens of thousands of years later.

From Science Daily

The drug failed to show noninferior weight loss compared to market leader Zepbound and this, together with higher manufacturing complexity, makes it less likely to compete effectively, the analysts say.

From The Wall Street Journal

Security experts quoted in local reports have long argued that official denials do not necessarily reflect the complexity of behind-the-scenes negotiations.

From BBC