Sentence examples for more complicated work from inspiring English sources

More complicated work is ahead of us.

Designs range from bright blue and yellow stripes (for the Swedish Navy) to majestic American eagles to even more complicated work.

To compete, companies like I.B.M. have to move up the economic ladder to do more complicated work, as do entire Western economies and individual workers.

SEMITAY BAZAAR, Afghanistan — After the declaration this weekend that the battle for the Taliban enclave of Marja had been won, for the Marines standing behind sandbags and walking patrols, the more complicated work has begun.

Instead, I spend most of my time with patients on basic tasks, like checking their blood pressure, and am left with only a couple of minutes — if that — on the more complicated work.

They haven't done the more complicated work of saying: 'OK, now that we notice that black people read, let's look at the variety of material they could be interested in.' And they have the books in front of them that actually speak very differently to very different types of audiences.

The horse paintings of her early New York years have long since given way to more complicated works, many steeped in ranch life.

More complicated, works for Deleted Items: change default location to PST; restart Outlook; move items from OST; "Copy design of folder" [1] from OST. Move Sent Items (as moving it the above way will likely create a regular mail folder, not a special Sent--but not tried the above way for Sent actually): Copy existing profile to a temporary new one.

But other areas that require more complicated litigation work have produced fewer results so far.

In these years Evans concentrated on growing his commercial operations in Philadelphia, expanding his store several times, becoming an agent for English imports, and taking on blacksmiths to complete more complicated metal work for mills.

It is more reliable, but more complicated, to work on standardised rates, whether they consider only women at low obstetrical risk or take obstetrical and medical risk factors into account (in multivariate analyses that make it possible to calculate an expected caesarean rate) [ 37, 38].