Sentence examples for making it more complex from inspiring English sources

Critics of the technology say it involves too many moving parts, making it more complex and expensive to operate and maintain than competing technologies.

But the recurring – somewhat shaky – riposte is that there is a substantive, even ethical, difference between the sexes here: the side-effects of women's contraception need to be set against the positive health benefits of avoiding an unintended pregnancy (the same cannot be said for men directly, making it more complex to justify the negative symptoms of hormonal treatments).

It is not clear how much revenue is in practice lost, says Mr Devereux, though the system is about as complex as can be, and attempts to fix it often end up making it more complex still.Any reform that significantly increases the tax bill for companies risks prompting them to move abroad, as governments have found to their cost.

The incremental evolution method evolves the neural network by starting with simple environment and gradually making it more complex.

Danebury was remodelled several times, making it more complex and resulting in it becoming a "developed" hill fort.

Following the principle of parsimony, we started by first testing an economical model (few connections) and then making it more complex by adding new ROIs, forward and backward connections.

These extras make it more complex to use, however, and its smaller buttons may not be welcomed by bare fingers in cold air.

He makes it more complex".

For a film about addiction that makes it more complex and more truthful".

You can drill down and make it more complex, but you don't need to.

"There's usually lots of things people have in their environment that make it more complex for robots.