Sentence examples for complicated version from inspiring English sources

Steps have been made to increase the participation of native Emiratis in rugby, particularly sevens, which is a faster, shorter, less complicated version of rugby.

From 2016 sevens becomes an Olympic sport, and countries with a small player base, not to mention governments bewitched by the prospect of Olympic medals, will start to concentrate on the shorter, less complicated version of the game.

But with the inclusion of rugby sevens — an abbreviated, faster, less complicated version of traditional 15-a-side rugby — in the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics Games, the Brazil Rugby Union has never had a better opportunity to promote and increase awareness of the game in the country.

Society, medicine, and, even, the courts may be willing to accept that there is a different, more complicated version of Lyme disease than the one proffered by the IDSA and embraced by the CDC.

Would a less complicated version of Odd Future be as valuable?

It all boils down to a complicated version of dot-to-dot.

Start with plain cakes and pastries before graduating to fancier, more complicated versions.

There are lots of different glazes you can make, from something as simple as brushing a little Worcester sauce over the top, to more complicated versions.

But there is also the monthly Game Night, when regulars put down their copies of "Das Kapital" and immerse themselves in table tennis, foosball and a complicated Marxist version of Monopoly called, appropriately, Class Struggle.

"Not Becoming My Mother" arrives just before Mother's Day, and it portrays the mother-daughter relationship as much more complicated than the version we get on greeting cards.

A somewhat-more-complicated version: Mr. Obama is leading in the polls of Ohio and other states that would suffice for him to win 270 electoral votes, and by a margin that has historically translated into victory a fairly high percentage of the time.