Sentence examples for a more complex undertaking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Darton's book, also published in 1999, is a more complex undertaking, more polemical and, while an interesting contribution, less accessible.

Its crisp, successful sibling, Coalescence ($14), a more complex undertaking, contains sauvignon blanc (60percentt), chardonnay (30percentt), sémillon and viognier (each 5percentt).

While the German government admits that transforming its energy infrastructure is a more complex undertaking than originally thought, officials insist that it remains on track to meet ambitious goals, including a 50% share for renewables in gross electricity consumption by 2030.

However, the initiation of insulin represents a more complex undertaking as GLP-1 agonists are not associated with hypoglycaemia or weight gain and there is usually only a single titration step.

The researchers stressed that simulating a wireless network is a much more complex undertaking than simulating a standard desktop-based network.

Other sources put the odds of an attack this year a bit over 50%.Such an attack would be a far more complex undertaking than the Israeli strikes against Iraq's Osirak reactor in 1981 and Syria's reactor near al-Kibar in 2007.

For an M.M.O. that is a much more complex undertaking.

So far, there is little sign of similar hubris at the Human Brain Project, a far more complex undertaking, but perhaps for the moment Markram's ambition is precisely what is needed.

The first step is generating a quote, which seems like it would be a simple matter, but as Krappe points out, some customers have elaborate product catalogues, making quoting a much more complex undertaking.

The other confounding factor in the analysis of tumours is that they exhibit significant molecular heterogeneity adding to the complexity of deciphering the cancer genome and making cancer genome sequencing a significantly more complex undertaking than sequencing genomes to assess germline variation.

Mastering the skills and intricacies of play, however, is an altogether more complex undertaking.