Examples of using Ever more complex in English and their translations into Dutch
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Financial
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Programming
The world is becoming ever more complex and unstable.
Financial regulation is expanding and becoming ever more complex.
In a changing and ever more complex world, we must pursue integration.
Intralogistics processes are becoming ever more complex.
Opaque negotiations, ever more complex procedures, and weakened democratic control.
The field of work of the public sector is becoming ever more complex.
Legal issues are getting ever more complex, and specialised knowhow is more vital than ever. .
The division of labour in health care is becoming ever more complex.
It becomes ever more complex to handle the reservation process,
Regulatory requirements are consistently changing and becoming ever more complex.
Industrial machines are becoming ever more complex with regard to functionality and design, while their size remains the same.
services become ever more complex and sophisticated.
This ever more complex pattern of demand raises the question of the synergy needed between these various services at the various places where people live.
The technological landscape in which auditors perform their work is becoming ever more complex.
In a changing world that is confronted with ever more complex and protracted crises,
vehicles are becoming ever more complex.
business models are also becoming ever more complex, and the labour market is far from stationary.
The pricing of international transactions within a multinational company is becoming ever more complex.
Society is becoming ever more complex, the technological means allowing information to flow more freely are increasingly widespread, and new possibilities are opening up.
the methods employed become ever more complex and sophisticated.
As the brain becomes ever more complex during evolution in different forms of animals, so we find that learning plays an ever more important role in an individual's life history.
our societies grew ever more complex and powerful.
timely, and ever more complex statistics is increasing, while the resources available to produce
Break down the silos between research disciplines- so that scientists can work better together on new answers to ever more complex problems;
With an ever more complex regulatory climate for environmental claims
bureaucratic structures that are becoming ever more complex and, thus, non-transparent.
Only in mythical stories, molecules possess an intrinsic desire to clot into ever more complex substances, into organic soup, RNA, DNA, a primitive gene, cells, an ever more complex organisms.
greater transparency on an integration process which is becoming ever more complex.
This is more efficient than building ever more complex pieces of multifunctional apparatus
entangling governments and businesses in ever more complex and costly decision-making systems.