Sentence examples for more complex town from inspiring English sources
A more complex town element type can be conceived as a set of functions from E to the Cartesian product of E (times ) E (abstract town names and populations).
To make things yet more complex, both town and mine were built on Aboriginal land for which the mining company holds a Special Purpose Lease from local Yolngu Traditional Owners.
Most people are somewhere in the middle, with more complex allegiances, and most feel that if the town of Wigan is being represented in a major final then the town of Wigan should be supported.
The second town is able to grow and become more complex because of its interactions with the surrounding environment.
In the honeypot towns and villages of Cumbria the issue is more complex than many would have it.
A short drive from Udine brings you to the ancient Roman town of Cividale del Friuli, where things start to get more complex.
Mr. Dittelman of Mount Kisco held the record for the longest-serving town attorney in New Castle, where for 27 years he represented the town through its transformation from a sleepy rural village to a far more complex municipality.
But the reality is more complex: the roads in and out are often still contested, as are the fields surrounding the towns.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
