Sentence examples for a more complex role from inspiring English sources

Their part of the story is now coming into clearer view — and it appears to have been a more complex role than one might have imagined.

In the weeks since, Ms. Miner has gone from a simple position of power in Democratic ranks — she serves as the state party's co-chairwoman, a position Mr. Cuomo picked her for — to a more complex role: equal parts hometown hero and the de facto leader of a wider movement to advocate for suffering cities, both upstate and elsewhere.

In summary, this study demonstrates the importance of considering more than just the strength of biomaterials since tissues like cartilage play a more complex role.

Thisresearch employs the well-established hedonic price modeling in a context wheremarkets are yet to develop and sheep have a more complex role than serving simply assources of meat or in some cases wool.

Nonetheless, elevated serum urate, the dominant monosodium form of UA at physiological pH, was found to exhibit strong statistical association with increased premature cancer death in both men and women[6 8] suggesting a more complex role for UA in cancer biology than that of a general antioxidant (Table 1).

Psychiatrist Justin Williams of the University of Aberdeen in the United Kingdom says that although the study demonstrates "that people with autism are as good at recognizing actions as anyone else, mirror neurons play a more complex role" and may not function normally during the childhood development of real-world social skills.

Whereas in the past an MP's spouse was occasionally wheeled out by central office for a pre-election photo opportunity, the modern political wife has a far more complex role.

Recent research has shown that the hexamerins may play a far more complex role in insect biology and development then just a source of amino acids for tissue reconstruction.

It comes saddled with less commercial pressure than Les Mis, but it's a far more complex role.

Giselle herself was more outgoing, her rival Bathilde more touching, generous but guardedly correct; and Myrtha, queen of the spectral wilis (danced with exceptional skill by Carrie Imler on opening night) became a yet more complex role, as in love with dancing as Giselle herself.

Instead, emotions play a much more complex role in the timing of women's decisions related to RRM and RRO.