Sentence examples for more complex geography from inspiring English sources

But the same rate of effectiveness is likely to be significantly lower in locations with more complex geography.

That Mr. Bush and Mr. Kerry are roaming so broadly reflects the changing and more complex geography of presidential politics.

Contemporary trade arrangements however indicate a more complex geography of economic and noneconomic exchanges that involve both nearby and distant partners, as well as formal and informal linkages.

It is just that the biology of speciation is more complex than the geography of speciation.

The evolutionary history seems to be more complex, again implicating a strong role of geography and climate in this region.

The Commission is looking for a way to streamline and reduce the complexity of Europe's telecoms landscape — which has more than 27 telecoms regulators, and more than 100 carriers, making it a far more complex mosaic than is found in other geographies such as the U.S. and China.

4. The intellectual geography of political economy is actually more complex.

The bears choose this area because that is "where the sea is more resilient to summer melt due to circulation patterns, complex geography and cooler northern latitudes," Peacock said.

The geography of the USA makes launching new services more complex.

The South, which has prospered more than the North in the last two decades, is distinct from what it regards as the North in ways more complex than what meet the eye — beyond the vivid colors, homes, temples and geography and the fact, which is not in plain sight of course, that there is more rice than wheat in the bellies of its people.

The Family Links trial was simpler in terms of geography, as it took place in four sites in Wales, but more complex from the point of view of recruitment.