Sentence examples for no more complex from inspiring English sources

"Maybe we are not any more complex than cellular automata," Dr. Wolfram said, "but the universe is no more complex than us.

Yet, in reality, the supervisors are becoming micro-managers.A member of the Basel committee insists that most of the world's 36,000 banks will be governed by a regime no more complex than Basel 1, in force today.

When one of the other characters (played by Dench) says "like a potato gun", James Bond almost loses it and says "no, more complex".

Serious questions of international relations, and the alternative prime minister of Australia is referring to this as no more complex than goodies v baddies or baddies v baddies".

Andrew George, a transplant expert at Imperial College, London, said: "Doing a penis transplant should be no more complex than anything else.

Plus, of course, Princess Leia herself – back and, according to Carrie Fisher, "defeated, tired and pissed" (ie no more gold bikini, no more complex hair).

The real thing is, no doubt, more complex, but in this case the copy smells just as sweet.

Before Fidyka, no animal more complex than a rat had been subjected to the procedure, which was risky.

"Love is sometimes viewed as superficial, but this is a mistake, there is no feeling more complex and complicating.

"There are no animals more complex than a sponge prior to the last of the Snowball glaciation events, and in my opinion this is not coincidence," says Boyle.

Developing similar, albeit no doubt more complex, guides for predicting the toxicological effects of nano-particles is perhaps the key challenge of nano-toxicology.