Sentence examples for more intricate implications from inspiring English sources

Poverty has wider and more intricate implications for maternal outcomes than are acknowledged in extant research.

The regurgitation of gangster clichés beside political slogans in "Killing Them Softly" was done with more humor in "Band of Outsiders," more intense political and personal passions in "Made in USA," and more astutely intricate implications in "Detective".

The palette was similar, but more intricate.

From there, it gets only more intricate.

The steps grew ever more intricate.

Swordplay became faster and more intricate.

It is more intricate and far-reaching.

International supply chains also grew more intricate and inclusive.

Shakespeare helped us see character in more intricate ways.

I'll do the stuff that's more intricate.

"Started Early, Took My Dog" gets much more intricate.