Sentence examples for more complex poses from inspiring English sources

As you try more complex poses you may want tighter fitting pants and shirts that won't fall or move distractingly.

Blocks, or chairs and counters, are especially beneficial for more complex poses or if you have physical limitations.

Chemical warfare — which appeared to begin with small-scale attacks this year and culminated in the sarin gas attack in August that killed hundreds of Syrians — made that difficult situation even more complex, posing ethical questions about whether, and how, to speak up.

Diversity in Europe has both increased and become more complex posing challenges to both national and local welfare state regimes.

And anything richer is necessarily more complex — which poses challenges for creating intuitive interfaces.

Built for tracking people who are standing on the ground, it tends to freak out a bit when the person it's tracking contorts into a more complex climbing pose.

More complex are problems posed by the rise of new nuclear states, chiefly North Korea, which has now conducted two nuclear tests, and Iran, which experts say will be able to build a warhead soon, if it cannot already.

Organizations are facing increasingly larger and more complex processes, which pose difficulties to the understandability of process models.

But the day-to-day reality poses more complex issues.

de Jong and van der Leij argued that dyslexic children learning to read in a transparent orthography have access to phonemes in spoken words as simple phonological awareness tasks showed no deficit, but evidently this access is fragile or insecure as a more complex phonological awareness task poses major problems.

Of course Carlsen noticed his opponent's weakness and for the remaining games he kept ahead on the clock while posing more complex questions.