Sentence examples for will be more complex from inspiring English sources

Governing will be more complex".

Pretty certain that the deal will be more complex than just moving the money from the BBC's coffers to ITV's.

The UK election will be more complex than simply asking voters if they're better off than five years ago.

The difference is that the private sector bureaucracy, I think, will be bigger as the system will be more complex and more contract-driven.

The PS3 will be more complex to develop for, which might mean that the first wave of games will be better on the 360.

It will be more complex and dark [than Matilda]." The latest hints suggest a change of direction from the songwriter, who had previously suggested that his follow-up would be "an original story," rather than an adaptation.

Mainly the knowledge that Sorkin won't let the new heroes win in every episode; already Will is more complex and less instantly likable than Jed Bartlet, and there's going to be betrayal, heartache, failure and, for us, a sore paw from gleefully pressing the rewind button.

The conversations about the Trade Center memorial will probably be more complex than any of the others, Mr. Linenthal said.

In practice, how a bioterrorism attack might be detected and diagnosed will probably be more complex.

Wilson et al. [ 30] point out that grieving will always be more complex if some babies die and others survive.

However, Wilson [ 30] argues that grieving will always be more complex when some babies die and others survive.