111.   His thesis is that there is an impact, one broader and more complicated than standard theory has acknowledged.

112.   His tour this year is going to be a little more complicated than carrying in a guitar case and an amp.

113.   However, the situation is considerably more complicated than that.

114.   However, the testimony showed that the issue is more complicated than just rising costs.

115.   If anything, security in the West Bank is more complicated than in Gaza, where Israeli settlements are concentrated in two main clusters.

116.   Identifying and taking action against individuals who support terrorist groups is much more complicated than moving against rogue states, U.S. officials said.

117.   In fact, it may now be more complicated than ever.

118.   In his conference speech before the interview, Pottruck said the firm has learned that building capacity is much more complicated than simply plugging in more computers.

119.   In good weather, sailing is no more complicated than flying a kite and operating a hay baler at the same time.

120.   In fact, the picture is more complicated than that.