Sentence examples for perhaps complex from inspiring English sources

Intentionally or not, McClure's argument, and today's impact statements, also echoed an apparent public desire for Ravi to show contrition about Clementi's suicide, despite the fact that the charges against him were not connected to that suicide, whose causes are unknown and perhaps complex.

The second was that doing so would require a civilization to be extremely sophisticated and complex - and that perhaps complex societies just don't last very long.

For successful performance of a behavioral task by the coupled system, the dynamics of its CNS and environmental subsystems must, in some, perhaps complex manner, complement each other (Figure 1).

These observations suggest kenpaullone may act through a novel and perhaps complex mechanism.

Duplicated fish GHRs represent a new and perhaps complex step on the regulation of fish somatotropic axis.

Perhaps complex admission procedures for applicants from non-academic households are more daunting than presumably objective school exam grades, while they are in contrast more familiar to those living in a medical household.

It may be that these effects are relatively marginal or perhaps more complex (e.g., non-linear), thus, requiring a larger sample size or more complex modeling approaches.

Knowing for sure is an enormously and perhaps hopelessly complex task.

"We have made it perhaps more complex in order to make it more clear".

For the Serbs, who supported Mr. Milosevic for 13 years, the questions raised by the trial are perhaps more complex.

"Choosing contemporary art is perhaps more complex for us than for other institutions," said Nancy Hall-Duncan of the Bruce Museum in Greenwich.