Sentence examples for more complex accounts from inspiring English sources

We investigated these more complex accounts of how shared identity was associated with positive experience in two analyses of (serial) indirect effects.

Participants who knowingly had contact with a trans patient in their practice were able to offer more complex accounts of care barriers than those without similar exposures.

But the basic facts about 322 Crane Boulevard mask a more complex accounting.

To its credit, Nolan's Dunkirk avoids flag-waving jingoism in favour of a more complex account of events.

Among other psychoanalytic interpreters of religion, the American scholar Erich Fromm (1900 80) modified Freudian theory and produced a more complex account of the functions of religion.

But you are quite right: to tell the story of late blooming with women, instead of men, at the center, is to give a very different — and more complex — account.

They are also planning an API, an easy ticket selling system, and more complex accounting for bigger companies.

Dworkin's remarks on the 'enactment' force of precedent show he has a more complex account of precedent.

Eventually they plan to introduce a premium tier that will provide more complex accounting features — like direct integration into QuickBooks and other accounting systems.

While Intuit's Quickbooks handles the more complex accounting functions, a tool like our own at Due.com works for online invoicing and time tracking.

This more complex account leaves room for two other models, Terrell's "entangled bank" and Green's "triple I (intrusion, integration, and innovation)" [30], [31].