Sentence examples for more complex endeavor from inspiring English sources

Renovating an apartment, however, is a more complex endeavor than donning an avant-garde dress.

From the promoters' perspective, a rock festival is a riskier and far more complex endeavor than the staging of a show, but the potential payoff is much larger.

But academic science has, in recent decades, become a much more complex endeavor, and the scientific community has been slow to adapt.

In an even more complex endeavor, KPMG auditors are training Watson to grade bank loans, which today requires auditors to sample loans from a bank's portfolio and pick out information from voluminous files about property value and borrower creditworthiness.

From applications and devices to new business models and market players, assessing the rapidly expanding mobile marketplace is a far more complex endeavor.

Germs also spread via open defecation, but in areas still requiring latrines, limiting exposure of that sort can prove a more complex endeavor.

Other sculptures in the show range from simple works like "Wall" (1964), a low, flat bronze rectangle placed directly on the floor, to more complex endeavors like "Generation" (1965), also in bronze, a solid polyhedron with four six-sided openings.

This is further reflected in the belief that whilst robots are great at routine tasks, more complex endeavors are beyond them.

Once the industry booms and the nation advances to more complex endeavors, such as electronics and automobiles, the apparel industry shrinks, as it did in China.

The first was that art making is a far more complex, challenging and thoughtful endeavor than he (sheepishly) thought it was.

But preparing the continent for success, he said, also means creating jobs by moving African economies away from producing and exporting commodities to processing and other more complex industrial and manufacturing endeavors.