Sentence examples for more complex societies from inspiring English sources

"When humans try to run larger and more complex societies, with hereditary inequality, they are pushing their sociopolitical skills to the utmost," Dr. Marcus said.

Rather, they were shaped by human choice as people sought new forms of cooperation and new institutions for the more complex societies that were developing.

A sufficient food supply and the development of copper and bronze tools laid the groundwork for more complex societies that could support larger populations.

Much anthropological investigation, however, has been carried out recently in more complex societies, such as in various Hindu areas of India, where there are different layers of society, ranging from an educated elite to illiterate workers who carry out the traditional menial tasks of the lowest castes and the outcastes.

Maybe that in turn helped make more complex societies possible.

The more energy humans are able to harness, the more complex societies are enabled [3].

Yet the occasional glimpse does reveal a more complex society than might be supposed.

But Australia has since become a more complex society with a far more polarised media.

Rapid urbanisation and a more complex society mean that the party can no longer provide everything for its citizens as once it did, or claimed to.

The arrival of modern humans coincided with the appearance of elaborate cave paintings, decorative stones and beads, and imported shells, suggesting H. sapiens had a more complex society than the Neanderthals.

But there is some truth to the fact that teams are now looking for quarterbacks who can also handle what is a more complex game and a more complex society than it was 30 or 20 or even 10 years ago".