Sentence examples for more complex ever from inspiring English sources

I wanted to find out the truth about a man who clogged the memory of every Motorola Razor in the land between 2005-2009, but every lead, every crumb of information bent back on itself in an ever more complex, ever more frustrating net of hearsay and speculation.

Will these two struggling characters find their proper place in this ever-more complex, ever-less hospitable world?

My ever-more-complex, ever-more-confident business plan now read, holistically: "The Company's aim is to establish urbanhound as the leading multimedia brand for urban dog owners, offering books, television and e-commerce projects".

"The job that we're expecting nursing homes to do is ever more complex and ever more difficult," says Andrea Sutcliffe, chief inspector for regulator the Care Quality Commission CQCCare Quality Commission CQC

All too often the fact that human lives are increasingly enmeshed with and dependent on ever more complex, and ever more inscrutable, technologies is considered a good thing.

The episode's dialogue was described as being "dreadful, boring and facile", with its long, clumsy lines and "ever more complex and ever less interesting" speeches.

"What we see is that the institutions are bigger than ever before and more complex than ever before.

As contemporary music became more complex than ever, the level of musical skill and understanding among the general public declined more than ever.

Legal commentators warn that the proposed wording is sufficiently vague to make rulings more complex than ever.

"Today the city is something bigger, greater, more complex than ever before in history," O'Keeffe wrote while she was living in New York.

It is easier now to see the marvelous grace and phrasing he brings to basic steps, though his expressiveness often seems more complex than ever.