Sentence examples for complex rather than simple from inspiring English sources

While the fourth industrial revolution is more threatening as it is essentially based on automation of increasingly complex rather than simple human tasks, it does not necessarily mean that there isn't potential for job creation.

Impacts are often complex rather than simple pulses.

For even if Mill employs complex, rather than simple, categories, there appears to be a tension between categorical protections of basic liberties and the sort of case-by-case consequentialist analysis that utilitarianism would seem to require.

Our perspective gained from about 60 years of combined experience with host parasite systems in boreal, temperate, and tropical ecosystems is that the explanations for such associations are likely to be complex rather than simple, but not necessarily so complex as to be unbelievable.

To achieve high levels of screening coverage will require complex rather than simple behaviour changes.

Our proposed topology and any other nontestarian hypothesis imply that ancestral molluscs were complex rather than simple.

We argue that strict competence, because it requires a synchronous computation mechanism, may actually lead to more complex, rather than simpler, models of incremental interpretation.

According to these values, it was concluded that the diffusive species are complexes rather than simple ones.

One can of course ask what qualifies a certain diet as a 'root cause' and not some molecular process or property as long as we take diseases typically to be caused by a causal complex rather than single and simple causes.

(But why would oral composition make a writer's prose more complex, rather than more simple? Again, Wershler-Henry does not address the question).

My basic point is this: the faith-based initiative idea is deeply ideological, but in a complex rather than a simple way.