Sentence examples for more complex so from inspiring English sources
The incorporation of European human rights law has made things more complex; so have well-meaning politicians.
No wonder this wiring scheme that almost all chips use is known as "Manhattan routing .As chips have become more complex, so has the wiring.
This ukase has been cited in almost every trade-secret case that has come up since, but over the years, as both scientific research & industrial organization have become more complex, so have the questio of what, exactly, constitutes stealing it.
As computing becomes more complex, so does the notion of a single "operation"—some processors, for instance, do prep work for subsequent instructions at the same time they execute the current one.
Nicknamed the "express train", it is one of a few vehicles trusted to carry ideas directly to the desks of President Xi Jinping and his colleagues on the Politburo.As the task of governing China has become more complex, so too has the question of how ideas percolate and filter to the top.
As organization grew more complex, so did religion: an elaborate system of worship seemed necessary to propitiate the quite elaborate family of gods who, it was hoped, would protect the city from attack, from natural disaster, and from any questioning of the political arrangements deemed necessary by the ruler group.
"But what Nicholas does is far more complex, and so on a completely different level".
Mergers and acquisitions are getting more complex, and so are the skills and teamwork required to get the deals done, according to Hamid Biglari.
But they are also becoming ever more complex, and so have to be managed by a fast-growing army of information technology (IT) worker bees.
They had planned something far more complex, and so in their descending journey they deliberately left uncarved parts of the rock that would in time become shaped into pillars, elephants, camels and other creatures.
The trend in cogeneration is to move toward more efficient and often more complex plants, so that their design requires an expressive amount of engineering expertise and time.
