Sentence examples for more complicated articles from inspiring English sources

To make matters more complicated, articles on potential therapeutic use of stem cells in the popular press often do not explain which of the different stem cell types have been tested in a particular therapy, or, in the case of preclinical research, whether animal or human cells were used.

And I promise, the draft formula behind the draft formula is even more complicated than this article has been!

However, hosting an online server is a little more complicated — see our relevant article for information about online play.

Yet the real story of French foreign policy is more complicated than this implies (see article).

(Otherwise, why mention the detail of the birth name to a reporter?) The situation would be more complicated if you saw this article as an extension of your job (if this were a trade publication for adoption specialists, say), as that would bring professional ethics into play.

To be fair, the current research is more complicated and less decisive than some articles have suggested.

Of course, the reach of an article is much more complicated than likes and shares.

But things are more complicated, especially after her somewhat opaque article in the Times.Some anti-war leftists are still furious about Ms Miller's pre-war reporting about Iraq's rather-hard-to-find WMD.

Google says it can catch anything from wrongly used articles ("an" instead of "a") to more complicated issues like incorrectly used subordinate clauses.

We don't need to make our lives more complicated by buying into these fears spread much like the article above.

10) Dimer article: the labeling and legend of Figure 1 are more complicated than necessary.