Sentence examples for increased complexities from inspiring English sources

Besides turbo-charging networks to handle greater Internet traffic volumes, operators are also having to solve the increased complexities that come operating a wireless broadband grid.

Many attribute the collapse of dirigisme to the increased complexities of a highly competitive and internationalized economy as strategic planning capacities of state technocrats became severely limited.

Or should it be redefined to reflect the increased complexities?

Whilst models exist for residual stress generation in plasma-based thermal spray processes, finite element (FE) prediction of residual stress generation for the HVOF process has not been possible due to the increased complexities associated with modelling the particle impact.

Engineers and scientists, engaging in building design, energy conservation/application and air-quality/air-pollution control measures, need to be cognisant of how the associated wind resource imposes increased complexities in their design and modelling processes.

Based on two case studies (an agricultural biotechnology and an oil and gas company) with supporting data collected from key stakeholders, we argue that sustainable development pressures have increased complexities and presented ambiguous challenges that many current environmental management techniques cannot adequately address.

One is increased complexity – and corresponding user bafflement if anything goes wrong.

The increased complexity of municipal issuers' financing methods also makes it tough to analyze their bonds.

The increased complexity of care is one explanation for the problems faced by nursing homes.

Adding bells and whistles like color screens and multimedia features increased complexity, weight and cost, and reduced battery life.

"Abuses abound," it said, "because of financial windfalls, difficulty of detection, lengthy investigations and increased complexity of the market".