Meanings of complicated ones in English

It solves no social problem: It merely creates new and more complicated ones.

Simple organisms are nature's starting point for more complicated ones.

One should often change from simple things to complicated ones.

He'd dated prettier women, made friends with decidedly less- complicated ones.

Many men and women worked on these agricultural decks, at humble tasks and complicated ones.

You've done far more complicated ones before.

On the other hand, people have successfully constructed corn circles, but not very complicated ones, under observation.

The ongoing discussions about the technical difficulties abound and the essential complicated ones about free speech will continue.

You see, what makes the stars shine is the gradual combination of simple particle-combinations into more complicated ones.

Not complicated ones, the things required to express strong emotions or abstract concepts, make difficult confessions to loved ones.

You know, the complicated ones.

Pretty complicated ones, granted.

Notions of heroising history and heroic statutory, however, are complicated ones, especially those positioned during the Caribbean's colonial past, she added.

The book is brief, and at first I liked it less than some of the apparently stranger and more complicated ones.