Sentence examples for more complex though from inspiring English sources

Social simulations will end up being far more complex, though.

The picture may be somewhat more complex, though.

It would also have made chunky mango salsa a bit more complex, though the fruity mix did manage to cool the heat from four grilled red-curry shrimp, which had plenty of fire but little if any curry flavor.

Thierry's relationship with them is even more ambiguous and more complex (though Brizé never dramatizes it): they don't watch him at work, but he watches them, bearing both an awesome power and an awesome responsibility in his alertness to their slightest gesture and slightest peccadillo.

Are the projects getting more complex, though?

The case of probabilistic release in depressing synapses with multiplerelease sites is more complex, though the first two moments of the IRI probabilitydistribution have been calculated by others [18].

But dry lists of wider findings and links to academic studies paint a more complex picture, though I should add a health warning.

Press conferences, too, have become more complex, and though you'll soon get tired of the generic replies on offer, just like team-talks you can now offer them in a variety of tones.

What I would say is, games are becoming more and more complex – even though we'll run a beta and we'll do massive amounts of testing, there are certain things, especially in an online-focused environment, that you won't catch.

Once Hazlewood had absorbed the basics, Connolly encouraged him to develop a short solo featuring more complex steps – though he nearly came to grief attempting a tricky manoeuvre known as Charlie Chaplin Clicks, so named as it was the signature move of Chaplin's character the Little Tramp.

While the latter has been analyzed extensively for different carbon precursors and heating rates, the former – being more complex even though it can occur at constant temperature – has not received sufficient attention.