Meanings of grow complexity in English

We can simulate our physical environment, atmosphere and climate with growing complexity.

This growing complexity has a link to the funding relationship between research and industry.

That in turn has helped food safety keep pace with the industry's growing complexity.

Nor can it be expected to, given the growing complexity and speed of modern markets.

Increasingly serious cyber security problems are partly an inevitable consequence of the growing complexity of digital technology.

The growing complexity and clout of drug distribution and supply channels were also cited as contributing factors.

Each tells of a growing complexity and an increasing perfection of the organisms as successive periods pass.

The proposals seek to update family law to take account of the growing complexity and diversity of modern families.

Ultimately, these growing complexities may simply make its presence in Britain unworkable, even if it can undercut on price.

This aptitude came to them in the growing complexity of their passions and the early refinement of their ingenuity.

Besides the growing complexity of the religious sentiment and its gradual ennoblement, there are two points I wish to emphasize.

Principals at special schools say they are struggling to cope with the growing complexity of young people's disabilities and behavioural problems.

Much is made of the growing complexity of crime yet gangs have been broken up before and no criminal is untouchable.

The growing complexity of the operations of multinational companies headquartered in Ireland has made the national accounts increasingly opaque in recent years.

And things are getting worse, not better, because the growing complexity of the world dwarfs any improvement in sophistication or computational power.

Para passu with the growing complexity of civilization language lost it spiritual character, "it fell into matter," to use H.P.