Sentence examples for increasingly complex beings from inspiring English sources

Over billions of years, increasingly complex beings have evolved from simpler ones.

Like people today, the Anasazi (or Ancient Puebloans, as they are increasingly called) were presumably complex beings with the ability to make decisions, good and bad, about how to react to a changing environment.

She's brilliant on human beings' increasingly complex and fraught relationship with social media ("pleasure dot loathing" as she puts it on Huey Newton), and capable of making a song as oblique as Prince Johnny – during which you're never really sure if the protagonist is a man or a woman, a lover or an errant friend – remarkably moving.

Thus the potential for a perfect storm exists, in which future discoveries in genomics and proteomics that would benefit the public health and well-being could be thwarted by an increasingly complex intellectual property regime".

But being African is an increasingly complex identity.

In particular, little is known about the potential threats posed by an increasingly complex and contested 'ethical' landscape in undermining radical initiatives designed to bring about improvements to material and social well-being.

Moreover, the trials have become increasingly complex.

Microsoft's business is increasingly complex.

Increasingly complex moves are often introduced.

Global development issues are becoming increasingly complex.

The Darfur conflict has grown increasingly complex.