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Over the years, Gwathmey's work became more complex than the house and studio in Amagansett, and vastly more elaborate.

As contemporary music became more complex than ever, the level of musical skill and understanding among the general public declined more than ever.

The project has become more complex than nuclear physics.

"Compressing what has become more complex than it's ever been seems counterintuitive".

Though Rogers has enjoyed his time so far at Leeds, the situation has become more complex than he had planned.

The two teams' first scanning of the genome suggests two specific ways in which humans have become more complex than worms.

Unlike most other organ systems, the reproductive systems of higher animals have not generally become more complex than those of lower forms.

He is blooming late into a force on the basketball court, so the question has become more complex than it is for your typical student heading to business school or a job with the family firm.

"The dealers who've been trained better to deal with different populations, in general, tend to treat women better, but the overall process has become more complex than it used to be," said Ms. Rick of Edmunds.

At this point, however, the ordering of orbitals becomes more complex than it previously had been, because there are now unfilled 4f orbitals as well as the 5d orbitals, and the two sets have approximately the same energy.

And in 2010 the business of winning elections has become more complex than ever.Some Labour and Tory figures talk optimistically of reviving the coalitions of voters that Tony Blair assembled in 1997 or that Mrs Thatcher corralled to her side in the 1980s.