Sentence examples for a more complicated problem from inspiring English sources
Two centuries later, the federal government faces a more complicated problem.
And Cody's welfare is a more complicated problem for the YouTube outrage cycle to solve.
This makes online security a more complicated problem than, say, improving the safety of automobiles.
"It's a more complicated problem than just one utility," said David R. Nevius, the council's senior vice president.
2 But where for any reason it becomes necessary to try a particular charge more than one time, a more complicated problem may be presented.
In a more complicated problem, a rectangle is sought whose area is 12 and whose height is 1/2 + 1/4 times its base (Golenishchev papyrus, problem 6).
First, as Michael Chertoff, then the secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, stated in 2007, "I think the fence has come to assume a certain kind of symbolic significance which should not obscure the fact that it is a much more complicated problem than putting up a fence which someone can climb over with a ladder or tunnel under with a shovel".
A much more complicated problem would be the joint adaptive beamforming design and power allocation with a minimum mean square error receiver used to suppress the inter-user interference.
This multiplicity of causes is not sufficiently appreciated by many scientists, educators, and journalists, and the widespread rejection of evolution is a much more complicated problem than many of these front-line practitioners think it is.
