Sentence examples for complexity has come from inspiring English sources

The complexity has come from preventing false alerts, which could gradually make the system as ineffective as the low-tech warning signs.

Although similar systems are being adopted elsewhere, most notably in Singapore, no city of London's size and complexity has come close to anything this comprehensive.

Its "complexity has come to resemble that of the U.S. tax code," said Wang Feng, a sociologist and demographer, who wrote about the one-child policy for the East-West Center.

Along with the rise in complexity has come an increased use of tax preparation software such as TurboTax to combat the rising intricacy.

This operational definition includes the full complement of chromatin (that is, the three-dimensional mesh of structural and regulatory proteins within which most DNA metabolism takes place) but also the transcriptome, the proteome and the various omic – slices into which life's complexity has come to be parsed along the biochemical classification of its constituent molecules.

But with this innovation has come complexity.

The performance of this landmark sonata served as a reminder that the renowned complexity of Mr. Carter's music has come not from its pungent, biting harmonic language, but from the composer's fascination with multiplicity.

Together with immunological progress, however, has come clinical complexity.

The final half-dozen shots are like the well-chosen final sentences of a short story that suddenly reveal the depth and complexity of the plain prose that has come before.

He thinks this paring back of complexity, in both atmosphere and drink, has come too quickly on the heels of the bartender's triumphant return as a culinary artisan.

Willie, with her short pixie cut and complexities, suggests a new type of hero has come to town: the realized woman.