Sentence examples for becoming even more complex from inspiring English sources

MUTUAL fund fees, never easy to decipher, are becoming even more complex.

In a short book accompanying "Eminent Domain: Contemporary Photography and the City," a new exhibition at the library, Mr. Pinson writes: "Indeed, issues of privacy and image rights have troubled photography throughout its history; with the shift to digital media and the increasing regulation of public space (both literal and virtual), these issues are becoming even more complex.

But physical threats remain real and are now becoming even more complex.

As a result, the overall Electric/Electronic (E/E) architecture of a vehicle is becoming even more complex and costly.

Given the fact that products are becoming even more complex and that the product life cycle decreases, the usage of simulation tools grow in importance for the optimization and acceleration of all phases of the production life-cycle.

With the advent of genomic testing, the information being returned to families is becoming even more complex because there is more of it, much of it is probabilistic, and some has uncertain implications.

As the number of connected applications, data sources and devices is growing, this challenge is becoming even more difficult and complex, which is why Mulesoft is seeing more and more IT departments adopt its offering.

It is becoming even more so.

These days, however, he is becoming even more austere.

With the construction of such complexes as the Mirage (opened 1989) and Mandalay Bay (1999), Las Vegas casino architecture departed completely from the forms of the 1950s and '60s, becoming even more spectacular.

Rewriting Chekhov is becoming even more trendy than rewriting Shakespeare.