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Meanings of complex business in English

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Usage of complex business in English
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Measuring the relative economic performances of countries is a complex business.
The Irish Times
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It is, as I fear you know only too well, a complex business.
The Guardian
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Simultaneous, multilingual interpretation is a complex business, with a vocabulary all its own.
The Guardian
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This is a complex business structure with more start-up costs than many other forms.
Reuters
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It is a complex business and it is taking time.
The Guardian
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This sparked his lifelong passion for solving complex business challenges.
The Irish Times
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The pilot cut the speed and began the complex business of adjusting the height.
The golden compass
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They were indispensable tools used for the most complex business and engineering problems of the time.
Wired
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But she was aware that politics is a complex business in which she was not trained.
Lady Bountiful
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But there have been hiccups in the complex business of bringing Europe's two biggest militaries together.
Reuters
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Your whole complex business is very like hers.
Gossamer
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The two parties agreed to the court, which has a reputation for deciding complex business disputes quickly.
Reuters
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That in turn will lead to a requirement for new staff for this highly specialised and complex business.
The Irish Times
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Buying runners is a complex business.
The Irish Times
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The complex business of words, ideas and images sustains him the way food keeps the rest of us going.
The Irish Times
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He was less effusive towards Mr Robinson, whose complex business dealings have dogged the Government for over a year.
The Guardian
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