Sentence examples for complex not to mention from inspiring English sources

While this route has the potential of outperforming individual recommendation systems, they're usually more complex, not to mention computationally expensive.

The particulars of that plot are both vague and complex, not to mention incidental to the overall experience of the film.

Building this type of jump is more complex, not to mention more rewarding and possibly more dangerous if not constructed correctly.

That said, DRIPA's sunset clause already puts in place a fairly short window for detailed parliamentary scrutiny of such a technologically complex area (not to mention the moral and ethic complexities arising at the intersection of individual rights and state responsibilities).

Someone must take charge of operating these new and complex devices, not to mention the programming and systems design.

Now, as you might imagine, such a complex wine, not to mention expensive, is not one to appeal to mass wine drinkers, and this is why Pinot is still very much a niche product, a connoisseur's wine.

Traditionally regarded as Problematica (i.e., of unknown affinity), these bizarre taxa present a significant challenge in terms of often complex preservation, not to mention the difficulties in reconstructing a plausible functional morphology.

Several other states, including Arkansas, have turned to such panels because education spending formulas are often complex and arcane, not to mention fraught with politics.

But the implications of a default on the companies' subordinated debt shows how complex and confounding — not to mention costly — this business of bailouts has become.

So what if that greater performance came at the cost of requiring considerable amounts of electrical power to operate the increasingly complex chips -- not to mention power for cooling such chips, which tend to generate considerable heat?

In Silicon Valley, software projects can run aground, but they don't fail because of endless meetings and complex bureaucratic requirements, not to mention the constant need to be ready to fight wars.