Sentence examples for more complex not from inspiring English sources

Things could in fact get more complex, not less.

Together these fictional offspring created the curious phenomenon of a literary figure who was becoming more complex not within a single work, by revealing more with each turn of the page, but by generating extra versions of herself.

Her apparently carefree approach to life slowly becomes more complex, not least when she takes driving lessons around north London with racist conspiracy theorist Scott (a volcanic performance from Eddie Marsan).

Anyone who fails to pay is issued with a fine by post.The Swiss scheme, called the "distance-based heavy vehicles fee" (LSVA) is more complex, not least because it would be difficult to plaster all of Switzerland with video cameras.

Scored for a solo percussionist playing five tuned drums, it begins as a purely visceral, steady barrage and gradually grows more complex, not only in its increasingly dense rhythmic counterpoint and subtle melodies but also in the constantly shifting dynamic and tempo relationships between the drummer's hands.

While this route has the potential of outperforming individual recommendation systems, they're usually more complex, not to mention computationally expensive.

My A-level texts were more complex, but not one featured sex – unless you counted The Color Purple, which, unfortunately, was presented in terms of its "issues".

In fact the drama – especially as illuminated by Carson's translation – offers up more complex readings, not least Creon and Antigone's entanglement in their own family relationship.

These methods are often computationally more complex and not as commonly used as the direct methods.

Security tokens are more complex, requiring not just capabilities around trading, but also issuance and, critically, compliance.

Therefore, a possible role of CIS in T1D may be more complex and not based on impaired cytokine-induced CIS expression of different haplotypes.