Sentence examples for rather more complicated than from inspiring English sources

But it's rather more complicated than that.

However, the reality is rather more complicated than that.

Splitting up can be rather more complicated than getting married, or unionised, in the first place.

The question is rather more complicated than it has been represented here.

Divorce may be increasing, and economic growth decreasing, but the relationship between love and money is rather more complicated than that.

And the issues of detail, bobbing from one "killer email" to another, are rather more complicated than a two-minute slot on TV news.

The process involves enrolling the phone and then downloading a separate file– a rather more complicated one than downloading a normal version of the software.

The government was not overjoyed when the committee said that Scotland got more than its fair share of tax money, or that joining the euro was a rather more complicated matter than the chancellor likes to make out.

There are rather more complicated consequences, than is the case for thermal ignition, for chain-thermal interactions which involve development through the negative temperature-dependent regimes, as occurs in combustion of the alkanes and that of other organic compounds.

The alternatives are rather more complicated and expensive.

Rather, "they may be more complicated than those original models expected".