Sentence examples for becoming more complex but from inspiring English sources
The Coalition-appointed human rights commissioner, Tim Wilson, says the challenge of respecting religious freedom is becoming more complex, but that preserving religious freedom in a pluralistic multi-faith society is critical.
These changes show how corporate governance is becoming more complex, and with complexity, there are unintended consequences.
"At this point, nobody knows" what caused the blackout, he said, adding that "as more information becomes available, the situation seems to be becoming more complex".
But the questions are becoming more complex as the structures of many families change: How do you ensure that your stepchildren receive something special?
"This threat is not only expanding ever more rapidly, but it is also becoming more complex," McAfee writes.
Today, with women's roles expanding and becoming more complex, the struggle to find work-life balance has become a significant challenge.
But this is changing – and the picture is becoming more complex as minority and mainstream cultural ideas collide.
It seemed to Kiril that she had become more tentative as the class went on — not because her German was deteriorating but because the emotions she wanted to describe were becoming more complex.
