Sentence examples for complex to simply from inspiring English sources

The experience from other countries is mixed at best and the UK offset pilots are not yet complete making any early introduction of offsetting in the UK premature Nature is too complex to simply be moved at the whim of a developer.

This is the first time the China Beige Book has come out, and its backers are selling quarterly reports on the principle, as president Leland R. Miller told Bloomberg, that "The Chinese economy has become too complex to simply accept the old standby data sources".

Finding inhibitors of γ-secretase complex to simply block Aβ production is no longer a challenge, and a number of potent γ-secretase inhibitors (GSIs) have been published [ 13].

Transcendental idealism is obviously too complex to clarify simply by discussing Kant's views of space and time.

Greater than a thousand genes are expressed at distinct phases of the cycle, and the control network itself consists of ~20 components, so this dynamical system is far too complex to understand simply by biological intuition.

A 2007 field study revealed little correlation between the abundance of fruit bodies and presence of its mycelia below ground, even when soil samples were taken from directly beneath the mushroom; the study concluded "Factors triggering formation of mycorrhizae and fructification of porcini appear to be too complex to be simply explained on the basis of the amount of fungal mycelia in the soil".

A few patients considered some items too complex to respond to simply with a 'yes'nonor or 'cannot say'.

Sure, testosterone may inhibit tears, but this is too complex to be reduced simply to biology. .

More substantively, he wanted to use this trip to show American audiences that today's China is too complex to be understood simply in terms of army tanks rolling through Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Still, some caution that the issues plaguing the country's movie industry are too complex to address by simply adding a Western notion or name.

First, these are mere activities and not functions; however, the brain seems too complex an organ to simply make this claim [3, 17].