Sentence examples for becoming complicated from inspiring English sources
Home, too, is becoming complicated, as her single mother has started letting a new boyfriend stay the night.
Passengers' activities in terminal are becoming complicated, so there is no doubt that the operation and management of terminal faces much higher request.
He did not offer his solution to the agency's deadlock but suggested that the agency's deliberations were becoming complicated by the political season.
They're all becoming complicated and unusable". He's also exploring the coming age of robotics and, to some people's discomfort, the latest book ends with a long exploration of emotional machines and robots, including teaching machines.
It means that it's becoming complicated, sophisticated, and issues like the tone of the conversation that its games have with its players is starting to matter.
However, moisture analysis in this region is not sensitive when the moisture content is less than 200 ppm, and the interpretation is becoming complicated due to spectral interferences from other O H containing constituents such as alcohols, phenols, carboxylic acids, and hydroperoxides and confounded further by hydrogen bonding effects [28].
Now that telephones are not only everywhere - showers, airplanes, boats and gardens - but have become increasingly complicated, telephone manners are, quite naturally, becoming equally complicated.
Because it's more and more the case that the problems we're facing in the world today as individuals and as a society are becoming too complicated – terrorism, pollution – they've become intertwined and globalized.
With global deals becoming more complicated, remedies such as divestitures have become similarly complex and more or less impossible to police.
