Sentence examples for has become enormously complex from inspiring English sources

The real problem, in his view, is that snobbery has become enormously complex and time consuming.

Mr. Gates said that the seven-year acquisition process had become "enormously complex and emotional," blaming "mistakes and missteps along the way" by the Pentagon.

The truth is, games have become enormously complex compared to the days when all you did was jump on mushrooms, collect gold, and blow things up.

In addition, Mr. Gates said that the seven-year acquisition process had become "enormously complex and emotional," and blamed "mistakes and missteps along the way" by the Pentagon.

He has become enormously wealthy.

Now control of the scale insect has become enormously complicated.

Still, "this guy has become enormously wealthy on Apple stock options," said Charles Wolf, an analyst with Needham and Company.

As airlines keep juggling fees and devising new ones, it has become "enormously complicated" to shop around, Mr. Mitchell said.

Even without the severance package, Mr. Lay has become enormously wealthy running Enron.

And last year the state elected Mr. Bredesen, a Democrat, as governor, and he has become enormously popular.

In the past decade, the Buddhist practice of "mindfulness" has become enormously popular.