Sentence examples for looking more complex from inspiring English sources

With a June 1 restructuring deadline looming, GM's situation is looking more complex than Chrysler's because it is a much larger company, with global operations and multiple governments involved, sources familiar with GM's discussions with the government say.

The technology continues to improve, with higher processing speeds making way for better looking, more complex games, but the visual interface doesn't travel to any realm beyond that of the two dimensional, square screen.

Increasingly however, the role of NK cells in viral control is looking more complex.

The idea of ending terrorism looks more complex than it did in the nineteen-seventies".

A second customer is told he wants a cut that "makes you look more complex than you really are".

However, the problem connected with the influence of weak interlayer interactions on strong intralayer interaction looks more complex in this case, because each layer is a two-dimensional crystal.

In part this reflects the weaknesses that lie alongside the charismatic skills paraded by Mr Obama in Denver this week: his inexperience, especially in foreign affairs, at a time when the world looks more and more complex and troubling, and a certain cerebral aloofness that seems to make it hard for him to connect with Middle America.

Hu Jintao's gamble was to stop the whole process of looking at more complex socio-political reforms and go all out for G.D.P. growth, to buy time and reduce risk.

But Recombine is hoping to take this a step further by looking for more complex genetic disorders.

Only a few startups are looking at more complex areas, such as providing higher-quality property intelligence for commercial underwriters.

These results also lend support to the more general assumption that contexts are important [ 19], and they show the efficacy of looking at more complex systems rather than individual treatment – a key challenge for health protection research [ 20].