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"Star" brilliantly depicts the worlds through which Henry moves: the first, the near-medieval hardship of his scrabbling Dublin childhood; the second, the dramatic and ethical complexity of his armed service under Michael Collins.

Beyond Grey Pinstripes 2011 ranked the JMSB 42nd worldwide in a survey which examines how graduate programs prepare students for the environmental, social and ethical complexities of modern business.

That is not this case and, if and when it arises, the courts will be faced with a novel problem of considerable legal and ethical complexity.

Their mission is "to delight and engage audiences with the emotional and ethical complexities of society through the provocative power of great theatrical language."

Darnton clearly unpacks the ethical and social complexities that cloning presents, not to mention the market in organs, tissues and medicines it may soon create.

I used the article as an opportunity to discuss the medical, ethical and emotional complexities surrounding prenatal testing of any sort.

The survey puts emphasis on how well schools are preparing their students for the environmental, social, and ethical complexities of modern-day business.

My editor cautioned me not to delve at length into the ethical complexities of the fur industry but to evaluate Mr. Basso's popular boutique as a potential shopper.

Edelstein, a critic of unusual sensitivity and sophistication, simply fails to realize that the makers of "American Beauty" show an appreciation of moral and ethical complexity that equals his own.

The social and ethical complexities of using a third-party egg demanded psychological consultations, its director said.