Sentence examples for more elaborate ways from inspiring English sources

Instead, some designers are finding ever more elaborate ways to tweak books their clients already own.

Over time, the quality and quantity improved as rival groups of kids competed to write in more elaborate ways.

Imitators and mutant variations on the theme filled amusement arcades as game developers gave players ever more elaborate ways to defend Earth.

And this rhetoric is being followed up by action especially when it comes to taxes and red tape.The latter is still being spun in ever more elaborate ways.

It was Ms. Kissick who came up with a plan in 2002 to hide overdrafts when Taylor Bean began to get into trouble, and then came up with ever more elaborate ways to fool her Colonial colleagues.

But there are those, like Mr. Tsao, for whom the usual stoop picnic is not enough, expansionist entertainers who are putting a new spin on an old practice, and domesticating public space in ever more elaborate ways.

This study provided the opportunity to design the bioactive peptidomimetics in a more elaborate way.

This type of evidence, therefore, may not be a sufficient condition for the direct involvement in the cell division process, but can be a necessary condition which hints the candidate targets for further investigation in a more elaborate way.

This sample size also allows for the construct validation of the CarerQol to be tested in a more elaborate way, which is important given the lack of a gold standard for the impact of caregiving.

A more elaborate way to assess the integration of contextual and acoustic variation is to experimentally manipulate the context, for instance by presenting stuffed predator models before the playback, or, alternatively by first presenting some calls, and then later some others.

Nonetheless, "regular, really boring person" is still a hard sell in a pop world packed with cartoonish Barbadian bad girls and weed-addled ex-Disney princesses devising ever-more elaborate ways of sticking two fingers up at their old squeaky-clean personae.