Sentence examples for complicated version of the from inspiring English sources

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.

In this more complicated version of the dilemma, however, two unwelcome results are presented instead of one (C, above).

"It poses a more complicated version of the age-old dilemma that campaigns always find themselves in," said Phil Singer, who was the press secretary for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign.

To write a Fib, a more complicated version of the classic, highly constrained haiku, the poet composes a six (or more) line poem that has the correct number of syllables in each line corresponding to each digit in the Fibonacci sequence.

In a later essay (Fodor 1991), Fodor defends a weaker and more complicated version of the second premise.

Dating back some 73,000 years, the mysterious picture consists of three lines intersected by six angled lines, like a more complicated version of the hashtag.

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.

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.

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.

The richness of Middle-earth does not overly complicate a film version of the trilogy, where the story can be told linearly.

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.