Sentence examples for become ever more problematic from inspiring English sources
"While the notion of historicity has become ever more problematic for theory," he says, "at the same time for historiography and its own methodological self-awareness the idea of history as a unitary process is rapidly dissolving" (Vattimo 1988 [1985], 6).
That's how modern democracy started, but China has over 2000 years of centralization, which has become ever more problematic.
It is widely appreciated in the genomics community that annotation by transfer of stipulated annotations from other organisms becomes ever more problematic at lower levels of similarity and as the number of sequential steps of sequence matches increases between the query and an experimentally demonstrated gene product.
Autocomplete has become ever more sophisticated.
It is to become ever more ingenious, hated and irrelevant.
You become ever more wary of strangers.
Despite the attacks, Karimov has become ever more autocratic.
The education protests have become ever more creative.
Supply chains have become ever more complex and extended.
Successive landings have become ever more accurate.
As the population ages this will become ever more evident.
