Sentence examples for becoming progressively more complex from inspiring English sources

Consequently, calibration is becoming progressively more complex where the issue is most acute with diesel engines.

"The seed and trade business is becoming progressively more complex, so you have to spend more to play," explains Credit Agricole analyst Mark Connelly.

The boundary between "fish" and "tetrapods" is becoming progressively more difficult to draw, and a more complex story is emerging in which, for example, the origin of limbs with digits, the origin of walking and terrestriality, and the origin of tetrapods in a strict sense, may be three different things.

"We look at this as the natural progression of venture funds becoming progressively more operational," Bahat said.

The Russian side complains that obtaining British visas is becoming progressively more difficult and humiliating.

I've heard my accent becoming progressively more American over the last five years.

A pro-social brand stands for the optimistic belief that our society is becoming progressively more positive.

It means becoming progressively more conscious and capable, much the way we do as children growing up.

Pete Brown, a beer writer, reckons that by skimping on alcohol mainstream beers are becoming "progressively more bland".

Rather, from now on there will be modern societies of quite different kinds, interpenetrating in many ways but not becoming progressively more alike.

Over the past three decades, both the Playboy brand and Hefner himself have trekked down the path of sexism, their image becoming progressively more pornographic and tacky.