Sentence examples for and ever more complex from inspiring English sources

An aging population and ever more complex care are to blame for higher health premiums.

Later in evolution, the genes may also have helped organize tissues along the axis into discrete and ever more complex body regions.

Since the early cemented hip replacements in the 1960s there has been a constant spread of new materials, and ever more complex designs are being used in these implant devices.

The problem now, as our tools become ever more essential to everyday life, ever more pervasive, and ever more complex, is being able to even detect those biases.

The episode's dialogue was described as being "dreadful, boring and facile", with its long, clumsy lines and "ever more complex and ever less interesting" speeches.

That is, we can keep putting all of our bets on the latest and greatest, ever more complex and abstract trading strategies and ever faster computer algorithms.

Companies like Citigroup and General Electric were pioneers, having established specialized centers in other countries and sending ever more complex and critical functions outside the U.S. Companies like IBM acknowledge the trend and are reportedly hastening efforts to move jobs outside the U.S. before its competitors do.

As IP networks continue to grow and become ever more complex, and people become ever more dependent on them staying up all the time, a startup that is building software tools to help administrators keep networks running has landed a round of funding.

We are less duped than ever about the possibility of grasping the truth about ourselves, though we cultivate and employ ever more complex means and methods of self-revelation.

Similar improvements have been carried out in more recent times: drainage canals and dikes have been built, and an ever more complex irrigation pattern has emerged.

Then, and for reasons that remain a mystery, life massively diversified and became ever more complex as the rate of evolution increased.