Sentence examples for immeasurably more complex from inspiring English sources

Since the web went mainstream in 1993, our media "ecosystem", if you like, has become immeasurably more complex.

Yet Syria and Iraq today constitute an immeasurably more complex operational environment than Afghanistan did in 2001 and the Awakening fighters who took on al-Qaida could do so because the US army was there to provide protective firepower.

Markets today are immeasurably more complex, global, fast-moving and regulated (a lot of good that did) than they were a hundred years ago, but the need for strong leadership has not changed.

It took the next six years to complete the first draft of the immeasurably more complex human genome, and six years after that, in 2007, scientists from around the world began mapping the full genomes of more than a thousand people.

Nowadays, however, we're immeasurably more sophisticated.

Probably 10 minutes shorter and immeasurably more satisfying.

Soon afterwards he resigned, calling the loss "immeasurably more crushing" than he had feared.

Sessègnon's simple finish made Di Canio's life immeasurably more complicated.

"The atom-bomb newsreels on the same bill are immeasurably more frightening".

But unravelling the creation would be immeasurably more painful than dealing with its flaws.

The relief was immediate, requiring no more than one or two puffs, making my treatment-racked body immeasurably more comfortable.