Sentence examples for more complex increasing from inspiring English sources

The losers are smaller companies, which have less room for manoeuvre.Worse, as governments try to crack down on the multinationals' tax strategies, the tax code gets more and more complex, increasing the administrative burden for small companies.

In Japan, the need for graduate programs seems undeniable: lifetime employment is crumbling, employers are committing less time and money to training young workers, and social problems are becoming more complex, increasing the need for experts.

First, as opposed to the normal heart, the dyssynchronous and failing heart is characterized by complex and multiphasic mechanical behavior rendering the definition of onsets and peaks much more complex, increasing the measurement variability inherent to echocardiography [ 17, 30, 59].

As interventions to support the health and wellbeing of the population become ever more complex, increasing reliance is being placed upon applied social science for the production of knowledge that facilitates the translation of new treatments and interventions into everyday practice.

In sum, today's business environment is more complex (increased number and variety of competitors), more dynamic (faster rate of arrival of new products and services and increased effectiveness of transportation and communication technologies), and more dangerous (increased capabilities of competitors following from increased effectiveness of transportation and communication technologies).

However, χ2 is influenced by model complexity (more complex models increase the statistic and therefore increase the likelihood that the model will be accepted).

With the increasing knowledge about the natural processes, hydrological models such as the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) are becoming larger and more complex with increasing computation time.

However, finding an acceptable solution is more complex than increasing yield potential alone.

As the system evolves, it gets more complex, potentially increasing the level of difficulty to refactor smells.

Major engineering projects characterized by intensive technologies and high investment are becoming more complex with increasing risks in a global market.

Recycling systems are becoming more complex as increasing material recovery is required from products with complicated material mixtures, including key-metals and rare earths, such as electronic and automotive waste.