Sentence examples for is not that complex from inspiring English sources

Some experts say the solution is not that complex.

"What Microsoft did with its monopoly and how the law treats that is not that complex," he said.

Since the elements of the adjoint matrix are polynomials (shifts) with coefficients from the binary field, it is not that complex to calculate the LHS of (12).

The root system developed by the plants of this species is not that complex: the plants were only able to develop small root systems and most root hairs were absent.

And it's not that complex a procedure — hijackers on three of the four planes taken on 9/11 shut off their transponders.

Its groundbreaking feature isn't that complex: Coogler simply presents us with a genuine rarity, a black boxing hero on the big screen.

Dynamic pricing isn't that complex, either.

Says CEO and cofounder Elliot Poppel, "Set-up isn't that complex.

It is not that Sharon objects to complex plans; he just prefers his own.

"It's not that complex when you think about it," he said the other day.

With both nominal interest rates and expected inflation uncomfortably close to zero, caution is a recipe for underemployment and stagnation at best.The trade-offs, as it turns out, are not that complex.