Sentence examples for a bit more complexity from inspiring English sources

The Vinaigre de Banyuls from La Cave de l'Abbé Rous has a bit more complexity, and is sold at Dean & DeLuca, $20 for about 17 ounces.

It is an excellent jumping-off place, but a bit more complexity is needed if her work is to be truly airborne.

We gave it three stars, and if it had offered a bit more complexity, we might have rated it even higher.

Fino sherries may be ever-so-slightly less delicate than the manzanillas, with less of a salty tang, but perhaps a bit more complexity.

A complaint about another Op-Ed piece ("How to Weaken the Power of Foreign Oil," Sept. 21), by Robert C. McFarlane, a national security adviser under Ronald Reagan, and R. James Woolsey, a former Central Intelligence Agency director, presented a bit more complexity.

He said, "I suppose I feel there's a bit more complexity here," and there was grateful murmuring and then agile discussion, and Finch saw clearly, enviously, how this man who did not look odd, or sound odd, could position himself with ease as the leader, while Finch was reduced to a slump on the table, examining the polished fake grain of the fake wood.

A little bit more complexity is the price paid for more improved efficiency.

The best whites in my list, however, are Soaves from the Veneto, such as Tamellini, which offered a little bit more complexity and richness than other whites.

That's where you get into a little bit more complexity.

But pretending or "make believe" requires a bit more mental complexity than that.

By spending a bit more algorithmic complexity and evaluating adder graph topologies up to a depth of three, they could reduce the required additions/subtractions by 20% on average compared to RAG-n.