Sentence examples for getting ever more complex from inspiring English sources

The military industrial complex is getting ever more complex, lately pursuing one of the lessons of the Iraq war: the Pentagon's announced need for a robotic pack mule with the moving legs — not wheels — and stamina to haul a squad's equipment up and down the worst battle terrain.

And their needs are getting ever more complex.

"Those Guardian style guides get ever more complex".

So, too, will the cost of development as the platforms get ever more complex.

Researcher of journalism Michael Schudson speaks of the "monitorial citizen": as our world gets ever more complex, making it totally impossible to know everything and make fully informed decisions, political participation is adapting and developing into digital observation and scrutiny -- and outcry when things are not right.

Supply chains have become ever more complex and extended.

As the story goes, he was engaged in a gentleman's competition with fellow American industrialist James Ward Packard to keep outdoing each other as they got Patek Philippe to produce ever more complex watches.

But things are getting ever more ugly.

And it is getting ever more hostile.

Back surgery is getting ever more complicated and expensive.

Since then other circlemakers have gotten into the act (see www.head-space.com/circlemakers), and the patterns have gotten ever more elaborate--turning into fractals, complex geometric figures, and ancient symbols.