Sentence examples for complexity making from inspiring English sources

Munn argues, persuasively, that an outsourced service would add an extra layer of complexity, making it harder for a council to detect or respond to failing services.

Because in the sexual give and take, the characters reveal themselves in all their complexity, making them much more than flesh and blood figures merely performing intimate acts.

"With our simplified cloud infrastructure underneath we're removing a lot of unnecessary complexity, making it easier for software developers to get up and running".

The key points of the problem are usually concealed by this seeming complexity, making us unable to obtain the essentials easily.

If big electronic routers required only a few dozen packet buffers, it could reduce their complexity making them easier to build and easier to scale.

More recently, a novel variant of the DDF protocol with low encoding/decoding complexity making the DDF protocol more realistic has been proposed in [13].

This surprising transcript complexity makes the UL49 locus be the most complex of any known HCMV transcript [ 20].

Their very complexity makes them perfect for foiling the rules of the equally complex tax codes of most rich countries.

Complexity makes for better sex, and women in our 30s are complex, beautiful creatures.

But pointless complexity makes it even harder.

Its size and complexity make it forbidding and esoteric.