Sentence examples similar to more complicated running from inspiring English sources

It turns out that foreign affairs can be even more complicated than running a golf course.

More complicated work is ahead of us.

Build a more complicated flow control program.

He has been doing back flips since age 3, he said Wednesday, and considers the move to be so routine that it is no more complicated than running.

There were twelve games, each of which began from one of four configurations and had a starting motion, a movement vocabulary (nothing more complicated than walking, running, and some simple gestures), and an ending configuration.

Those run by chefs will be most expensive and likely to be more complicated, while those run by adult education classes will be cheaper and probably less complicated.

"Women's problems are more complicated and they run deeper," said Alexia Murphy, head of the St Mungo's women's project.

Anything more complicated though – I run an Active Directory domain network at home (yes, I know, overkill; I'm a geek with a high pain threshold) – and you will have to start tinkering with the settings manually.

As we age, our brains may become like "an extremely slow computer that can't run more complicated operations," he says.

Either way, Yahoo's scope gets a little bigger today, and the company gets a bit more complicated for Mayer to run.

Most of them had never run anything more complicated than underground presses and espresso machines.