Sentence examples for probably more complicated than from inspiring English sources

But the truth is probably more complicated than that.

Race relations today are probably more complicated than ever before.

And its instructions are probably more complicated than many passengers need.

"I wasn't there and I think it's probably more complicated than it seems".

Some say that when Boris Johnson wrestled with the dilemma he chose loyalty to personal ambition although it was probably more complicated than that.

But, as the Philogelos and its modern reception hints, it's probably more complicated than any such simple opposition between nature and culture might imply.

I'm not sure many scientists would call cortisol 'the fight-flight hormone' given that its release is just one part of that response, and the relationship between its "stability" and a child's emotional welfare is probably A Bit More Complicated Than That.

"She resists the idea that Kurland used her for his own purposes, and the truth of that long relationship is probably far more complicated than any of us can know".

It is, he admits, the million-dollar question, when asked why so many people with drink problems find the kind of peace that evaded them through their drinking years via running but says for him it's probably nothing more complicated than replacing one form of masochism with another.

While this research suggests that marijuana is likely to be an erection inhibitor, the answer is probably a bit more complicated than this, and we need a lot more hard data (pun fully intended) to understand why different guys report experiencing different sexual effects.

For example, dose selection will probably be much more complicated than for the traditional chronic study.