Sentence examples for certainly more complex from inspiring English sources

There's every reason to believe that even relatively crude perceptual capacities require inferences of formidable complexity; certainly more complex than what could be done with the resources that Bermúdez is prepared to grant.

"It was certainly more complex when we started," says Hearthstone lead designer, Eric Dodds.

But the answer is certainly more complex than the stereotypes of systematic failure that pervade most accounts.

In Tactics Ogre the chessboard is replaced with rural realms realised in a visual style that evokes a sense of the gaming of the 1990s, and the rules are certainly more complex than most board games.

Many ground zero workers and volunteers who labored without respirators -- a common sight in the early weeks of rescue and recovery -- were exposed to a chemical stew that was probably worse, and certainly more complex in its elements, than previously imagined.

It is certainly more complex than the role of corporations in developed economies.

Apparently, the molecular response to a single gene mutation is of considerable complexity, and certainly much more complex than detectable using current experimental approaches.

Anna was certainly a more complex character than most of her colleagues in the CIM.

Whether it amounts to more than a high-tech lava lamp is debatable, but it certainly offers more complex effects.

He observed that investor behavior is often idiosyncratic, and certainly much more complex than traditional theory allows.

It's arguable that design has got better since the advent of the Apple Mac, but it's certainly become more complex and awe-inspiring.