Sentence examples for ever more complex and from inspiring English sources

Supply chains have become ever more complex and extended.

They are also affirmations of an identity that grows ever more complex and cosmopolitan.

But the social downside of the first increases as civilization grows ever more complex and constricting.

The three later symphonies (1913 , 1928 1933) progress with their eras, becoming ever more complex and diffuse harmonically.

Doctors have been delivering more services, and the services have become ever more complex and, therefore, expensive.

As women's rights and opportunities have increased, it seems reasonable that women in industrialized countries have internalized ever more complex and optimistic expectations, and judged reality against these.

Ironically, in this new world, genes have a lesser role as we study ever more complex diseases and traits and begin to understand the interplay of gene-gene and gene-environment interactions and epigenetics.

We are less duped than ever about the possibility of grasping the truth about ourselves, though we cultivate and employ ever more complex means and methods of self-revelation.

The first nets pick out the most basic patterns, and later layers assemble them into ever more complex shapes and features.

What Mr. Kim brings to the tradition are new subjects — live-model Buddhist sculptures, for example — and dramatically extended temporal parameters, to create ever more complex compressions and layerings of time.

With the rapid increase of computational power, scientists could handle ever more complex models, and in particular models far too complex to be managed with pencil and paper.