Sentence examples for more complexity than ever from inspiring English sources

Patients are faced by more complexity than ever in the health care system and are expected to take a more active role in responsibly managing the cost of their care.

JAMES PONET, the campus rabbi and sometime critic of Israel who believes it now needs unwavering support, said Jewish students faced "more complexities" than ever in his 21 years here.

The second is the humbling effect of this process, the acute realization that the natural world has more complexity than we will ever fully describe in our precious journals and books.

Inevitably, though, there was a backlash, prompted in part by Anne Stevenson's 1989 biography, "Bitter Fame," and still later by "The Silent Woman" (1994), in which Janet Malcolm turned her formidable powers of literary detection on the Plath case and revealed more complexity than the iconographers ever allowed for.

"There's a lot of nuance and complexity, more than ever before," he says.

"We've got 35,000 fewer people in the police service since 2010, yet we're dealing with more complexity and more demand than ever before.

Dario Robleto's objects have a novelistic complexity that more than ever is available largely from reading, not looking.

Besides, in recent years, many television dramas — including Mr. Sorkin's "West Wing," in its first seasons — have exhibited far more complexity and shading than "The Farnsworth Invention" ever allows.

More so than ever before".

The abuse continues, more murky than ever.

And bosses are more distant than ever.