Sentence examples for more complex take from inspiring English sources

All in all, a slightly more complex take on modern gay life than Jack McFarland and his Cher doll.

Although there is a very simple relationship between the low and room temperature structures of this compound, with one structure realisable from the other with only very small displacements of the atoms, the phase transition does not appear to follow the simple second-order model of Landau but is more complex, taking place in at least two stages over a temperature range of about fifteen degrees.

These data became even more complex taking into consideration the heterogeneity of estrogen receptor expression between different DTC of the same patient.

While placement of patients on the surgery waiting list is in reality more complex, taking into consideration patient preferences and fulfilment of requirements for surgery, in the model they are allocated an operation using a simplified first in first out rule.

The beginning feels awkward: remnants of an older style full of grabby italics and wisecracking dialogue sit uncomfortably alongside the richer, more complex tone that takes over.

Scans can take as little as 3 minutes in some cases but more complex scans take a little longer.

More complex strategies take longer to calculate and match with corresponding trades.

To manage something more complex, to take into account conflicting opinions — he never learned how to do it".

Fewer large businesses have been compensated because their claims are more complex and take longer to process.

Applications for disability benefits, which require medical evaluation of a person's impairments, are far more complex and take much more time, Social Security officials said.

While bankers said yesterday that the impact of the Mellon move was not yet fully understood, it seemed clear that it was getting more complex to take out a jumbo loan in today's banking marketplace.