Sentence examples for more complicated roles from inspiring English sources

"There are people who have vastly more complicated roles than I do," Mr. Diller said.

I wonder also if DD's arrival in Hollywood in a later era had anything to do with it -- Rogers was, after all, a contract player at RKO/MGM during Hollywood's golden years, when women stars were more revered and given more complicated roles.

Actually, Wnt5a may play more complicated roles in human tumors.

More complicated roles of germ cells on gonad differentiation and sexual dimorphism had been observed in teleost fish and reptilian turtle.

While the majority of in vitro studies have reported a protective role of SOD2 against tumor progression in cancer cell lines [ 26- 30], including oral cancer cell lines [ 31], the in vivo studies indicate more complicated roles.

While some in vitro studies have reported a protective role of SOD2 against tumor progression in several type of cancer cell lines [ 21- 26], in vivo studies suggest more complicated roles of SOD2 in tumorigenesis.

But the big Wall Street banks that controlled a majority of all stock-market investor orders played a more complicated role than an online broker like TD Ameritrade.

Shareholders have always occupied a more complicated role in Germany, where a two-tier board structure gives labour unions and other interest groups a role, while limiting direct contact with executives.

We find that the nature of the anion, including species, valence, and structure, regulates characteristics of the charge movement, signifying that anions play a more complicated role than simple voltage sensing in cochlear amplification.

But tea played a longer and far more complicated role in American economic history than the events at Boston suggest.

Therefore, it seems that GSH may play a more complicated role in the structure and function of GrxS14, as we have previously reported that GSH can regulate the FeS cluster transfer from holo GrxS14 to apo ferredoxin (Wang et al., 2012).