1.   But the position is more complex than that.

2.   I agree with you up to a point, but surely the situation is more complex than that?

3.   In most situations, however, the network of power relationships is much more complex than these two basic relationships.

4.   Obviously in such a case predicting trade from factor endowments will be much more complex than in our simpler cases.

5.   Primary education is actually more complex than secondary education.

6.   The equipment manufactured and distributed by Mr Bowitz is far more complex than gear seized in previous investigations, the agencies said.

7.   The profit diagrams for options are a little more complex than those for securities as the profit is dependent on more than just the share price at expiry.

8.   But, as Whyte points out, the situation is in fact more complex than this.

9.   In fact, the hierarchy is even more complex than this, with individual Rowdies, for example, being Aggro Leaders.

10.   In addition relationships with users of services are more complex than in the private market and may involve an element of compulsion and social control.