Sentence examples for a bit more intricate from inspiring English sources

I would love, love, love to see a football version of the Liveboard, although it'd likely have to be a bit more intricate.

Given that running a CoreOS cluster is a bit more intricate than just firing up the latest version of Ubuntu on a single server, DigitalOcean users need to take a few extra steps, too.

Lund has been kind enough to unveil some of the secrecy behind the exchanges: "The negotiations were of different sorts, some very straight forward and some a bit more intricate.

The seasonal bias in the data is a bit more intricate.

This rule is a bit more intricate and we refer the reader to [ 16] for more details.

This approach is a bit more intricate than the first, but comes with the advantage that we do not need to solve a system of nonlinear equations.

[This album] is a little bit more intricate, a little more blunt, a little more emotional because it's about things that I was going through and feeling at the time.

Fletcher Shears: And a little bit more intricate, I guess.

To create a tutu that lays down a bit more and looks more intricate, use thin strips of fabric.

Japanese artist Monami Ohno has been helping bring the humble packaging material a bit more respect, creating insanely intricate and sometimes rather large sculptures out of just cardboard and adhesive for the past six and a half years.

When he came on, he showed Everton need someone like him - with a bit more energy and quality". You can keep your pretty intricate passing, sometimes you need the big ball over the top.