Sentence examples for more complex difficult from inspiring English sources

By the same method Peirce tried to give equal clarity to the much more complex, difficult, and important idea of probability.

"It allows for both the diagnosis of more complex, difficult to reach tumours, as well as how far the cancer has spread within the chest, all in a 45-minute procedure," he said.

The eukaryotic translation machinery may have evolved from its prokaryotic counterpart in order to translate more complex (difficult-to-translate) templates into active proteins.

As the complexity of these models increases, the resultant output also becomes more complex and difficult to interpret.

But he found Vergès far more "complex and difficult" than Idi Amin.

Responding to antisemitism is much more complex and difficult than it once was.

"The Koran," he said, "is a far more complex and difficult document, and there are many versions".

The other two are more complex and difficult to sell to the media and to the public.

In contrast, Tracy will never know teenage angst when the world becomes a much more complex and difficult place.

But it could never have been enough: every ambition that Gray had for his long-gestating book obliged him to create something larger, more complex, more difficult, more alienating.

As they grow, companies saturate their markets, become more complex and difficult to manage, and face larger and more entrenched competitors.