Sentence examples for complex means from inspiring English sources

Bigger means more complex, means more prone to failure.

In her novels, Eliot sought to elicit simple emotion through complex means.

The estate is eventually saved, by complex means involving an exploding steamship — but not before Zoe has poisoned herself in despair.

The lack of a manual for a game which can be insanely complex means there is a need for a community.

Keeping cars in designated spaces around the edge of the complex means residents who drive have to walk a few minutes first, often exchanging greetings with their neighbors.

Construction of the new complex means that the Rangers will no longer use the Rye Playland skating rink, the Liberty will move from its Manhattan training site, and the Knicks will relocate from Purchase College.

Officials said the cutoff point had to be aligned with the higher rate income tax threshold to ensure simplicity and avoid complex means-testing.

But it is still weird to be the only person living in a complex meant for many.

The complex, meant to foster a sense of community among residents who use sign language to communicate and socialize, was the first of its kind in the Southwest.

But late last month, with an inaugural concert by Wynton Marsalis and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, Notre Dame christened its Marie P. DeBartolo Center for the Performing Arts, a $64 million complex meant to enhance, if not to wholly alter, the profile of the campus and the region.

See [92] and [90] for basic results on complex mean curvatures.