Sentence examples for more complicated not from inspiring English sources

Despite his protestations economists said this next "phase" of guidance was more complicated, not least because the output gap could not be measured.

But while fathoming the shipping forecast can be achieved relatively quickly, initiation into the system of words Beckett was working with in the mid-1960s is more complicated, not least because the system was corrupted, a failure, as were all the systems Beckett devised during his long career.

That could be changed, to make dividends on retirement accounts not subject to eventual taxation, but keeping track of such dividends over the years would require large amounts of paperwork and make the tax laws even more complicated, not to mention the impact it would have on government revenue.

This summer, the situation got more complicated not only with D.C.'s new law, but also with the late July release of a report from the National Research Council that upheld the National Toxicology Program's decision to list styrene, the monomer used to create polystyrene packaging, as "reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen".

To make it even more complicated not all bottles and pressure reducers have the same pressure response under dynamic conditions.

It is thus not surprising that also transitive reduction becomes more complicated, not only in the structure of the algorithm but also in terms of computational complexity.

The whole picture may be more complicated since not all compounds are volatile and not all are absorbed through the skin.

The rhythms of prose are more complicated, though not necessarily more complex, than those of poetry.

Florence's wine, the 2009 Montinore Borealis, also from Oregon, was more complicated, if not to say oddball.

Or is the truth, like Armstrong's story itself, a little more complicated, involving not just politics but subtle business reasons as well?

Obtaining a Chinese household registration, which is necessary to enjoy subsidized health care and enroll for lower tuition as a local student in state schools, is more complicated, if not impossible for second children.