Sentence examples for is infinitely more complex from inspiring English sources

The hardware theatre is infinitely more complex and fragmented now.

But autism is not simply a motor problem, like cerebral palsy; it is infinitely more complex.

Certainly, the phenomenon of Little League baseball is infinitely more complex now.

It is infinitely more complex, more fractured and diverse and so often more marginalised.

Quoting Tory peer and publishing magnate Michael Heseltine, he adds: "Public sector decision-making is infinitely more complex than private sector decision-making".

To be a Palestinian in the Israeli Knesset is infinitely more complex than being a member of, say, the U.S. Congressional Black Caucus.

[11 35] s_serizy: But streetwalkers, their problems are infinitely more complex.

He said he thought designer brands in the 70's were "infinitely more complex than they are now".

Or is book challenging and banning – as manifestation of cultural contestation – might be infinitely more complex than that?

He had direct experience of rescue operations but this situation was infinitely more complex, chiefly because of the location.

Ms. Prada's collection was infinitely more complex, like one of those backbreaking Virginia Woolf sentences that ends with "I prefer men to cauliflower".