Sentence examples for longer more complicated from inspiring English sources

If you've already booked a flight, or are going on a longer, more complicated trip, package deals won't work.

A greater richness has to do with works slipping out of their time and circumstances, and having a longer, more complicated life.

The bolting of routes directly into the rock makes the rugged terrain more accessible to a wider spectrum of climbers; an average Joe can easily try a beginner climb next to an awesome Jane working on a longer, more complicated route.

Affected taxpayers must then go through a longer, more complicated process, starting with a requirement to file an authentic paper return, which takes longer to process.

Much of the Japanese dialogue, especially Atari's, has been pared down to simple statements that non-speakers can figure out based on context and facial expressions; longer, more complicated exchanges are translated aloud by a handy on-screen English interpreter (Frances McDormand).

Without such biomarkers, these trials could be longer, more complicated and costlier, thereby delaying the availability of new drugs and perhaps even discouraging trials of others.

Over the years, however, the descriptions of the appropriations have grown longer and more complicated.

And the longer and more complicated the trip, the more I want the advice of a good agent.

Meanwhile the legislative process drags on and the documents detailing the policies get longer and more complicated.

When drafting your pitch on paper, you might find that your sentences and words tend to be longer and more complicated.

The translator has made efforts to minimise the footnotes but if you can read the Chinese original, it is even longer and more complicated.