Sentence examples for more complex village from inspiring English sources
After 500 bc, bronze was gradually replaced by iron, and a more complex village society developed in a landscape of bogs, meadows, and woods with large clearings.
Del Maguey, the best producer, has brought out Vida, an excellent introductory mezcal, for about $40, half the price of its more complex single-village mezcals.
In the north and east, on the other hand, particularly along the coasts, the population is quite mixed and more dense, the life of the cultivator is more complex, the villages are more crowded, and the cities are larger.
As development in the Lao PDR follows an ever accelerating economic pace, and as the number of interventions impacting on the use of land grows rapidly, spatial patterns become more complex, and no one district or village seems to be comparable to another.
villages are transformed into more complex and heterogeneous shapes.
Before the industrialisation of agriculture, most people lived in land-based villages no larger or more complex than the Tankas' simple water-based community.
In the honeypot towns and villages of Cumbria the issue is more complex than many would have it.
In a more complex situation, in which one Toraja family could not handle their problems alone, several villages formed a group; sometimes, villages would unite against other villages.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
