Sentence examples for possibly more complicated from inspiring English sources

The Kindle, of course, can make things much simpler – or possibly more complicated.

Possibly, more complicated and various immune evasion mechanisms might exit in the microenvironment of advanced tumors.

We can only imagine some of those possibly different, possibly more complicated ways (inaudible).

To them, numbers are more beautiful, more nearly perfect, possibly more complicated, and arguably more real than anything in the world of physical matter.

They're just possibly more complicated — their "badness" being a function of powerful forces in their lives — than someone who's more obviously "nice".

But the myriad implications of a hacked Presidential election, while too much to bear for the President — his ego seems to implode at any suggestion that his victory was possibly more complicated than the unambiguous "landslide" he imagines it to be — demands the answers that journalists, law enforcement, and Congress are pursuing.

Since cell cycle perturbations are exerted by Vif, Vpr [ 26], and possibly other more complicated events during a full HIV infection, we focused on the virion-delivered Vprv system to study the Vpr-specific effect on 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3ers.

The situation is possibly a little more complicated in Bacteria, but here 'lateral gene transfer' is more common, and the 'bacterial' species concept perhaps should be expanded to include the union of all the genes in sub-varieties/subspecies [ 30], not just the genes/proteins in a specific bacterial strain.

Functional expression of β-xylosidases is more challenging possibly due to their more complicated structures.

The studio passed, possibly because the stories were more complicated, more grown-up, than the ones it was then making, or maybe because Hergé's style was so unlike Disney's.

The most compelling lesson of scientific research is that the body is far more complicated and intricately balanced than we could possibly imagine.