Sentence examples for more complex people from inspiring English sources

"As the size of an account gets larger and more complex, people need the advice of a professional, and you can't do that with a Web project," he said.

Bettman et al. [5] argue that if a decision task is more complex, people ease their decision-making accordingly and use simpler heuristics rules.

Once the community of signers reached a critical mass, the language started becoming more complex: People in the first generation could link words, but not in consistently meaningful ways, whereas people in the second and third generations had full systems for marking complex sentences, conversational asides, and clauses, as Sandler reported in Gesture in 2012.

Hence, starting with summer 2014, Turkey has faced a more complex mass movement of people toward its borders, who are not necessarily of an ethnic and religious character that the AKP establishment has so far felt itself at ease with.

Main roads are more complex - people live on them and there are also shops, schools, businesses, pedestrians and bus stops, as well as the through car and lorry traffic that has tended to take priority.

"Narcos are much more complex than people think," Professor Valenzuela said.

That is not the case for Stromae, he said, whose dance music is "much more complex than people think".

But in post-processualism, you assume that things are more complex, that people 2,000 years ago had as much of a sense of humour and irony as now.

If the entire account is recharacterized, the matter is fairly straightforward, but it becomes much more complex when people want to recharacterize only part of an account.

While he credits Mr. Eisen's efforts, he said that "these issues have turned out to be much more complex than people had supposed.

Family bonds are already growing more complex, as people cohabit, divorce or set up home with partners of the same sex.