Sentence examples for many more complex from inspiring English sources

There are so many more complex layers".

The gliding nursery-rhyme remonstrance Us and Them has a force lacking in many more complex protests at inequality.

Art has many more complex pleasures and problems, to be sure, but still this consideration of "souls" should be counted among them.

Phil Bowen, the director of the Centre for Justice Innovation and the report's co-author, said: "Even though total crime is down, we're seeing the rise in reporting of many more complex crimes like domestic abuse.

After next year's enlargement it will account for over half of Russia's trade and provide many more complex issues trade tariffs, visas, border security, energy prices, and so on.

These six stages can serve as basis for further study of one of the many, more complex, architectural design methodologies in the industry.

Many more complexes have been introduced for the fast computation of PH for large data sets.

For example, 44 complexes have >90% essential subunits compared to 13 expected by chance, and for all phenotypes arising from decreased gene expression there are many more complexes with no genes having that phenotype than expected by chance.

But Mr. Hussein remains in place, and poses a problem that is in many ways more complex now, with arms inspections blocked and many of America's allies questioning the sanctions that remain in place against Iraq.

The historical link between Britain and former colonies such as India, Jamaica, Kenya, Nigeria, and many more, is complex and multilayered, but it is also strong.

But many larger, more complex rural claims are outstanding; redistribution to new owners has been much slower.Part of the problem is red tape and incompetence.