Examples of using Ever more complex in English and their translations into Portuguese
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you will train the aquatic creatures to give shows in front of the audience, with ever more complex tricks.
The very practical nature of dual training qualifies young people for the ever more complex demands of the labour markets
it has been MicroRate's mission to foster transparency in ever more complex markets, providing an expert opinion on risk management in microfinance,
the automotive industry is developing components with ever more complex shapes. This requires consistently high performance which can only be delivered by machines with perfectly harmonized components, modules and systems.
As the brain becomes ever more complex during evolution in different forms of animals, so we find that learning plays
coupled with the proliferation of ever more complex and innovative financial instruments and product designs,
The consumers' needs are becoming ever more complex and diverse, while social issues,
Yet, in an ever more complex commercial environment, the benefits of centralising corporate secretarial activities to a single, proven global provider stack up;
are becoming increasingly common in high-end semiconductor applications due to chip designs becoming ever more complex, thus requiring long-term resistance to high temperature exposure.
a deep obligation to deal with the ever more complex questions facing humankind,
Course details As technology becomes ever more complex and pervasive within our society,
In an operating environment in constant change and ever more complex, CEPSA continuously strives to adapt
Central banks and other public banking institutions are faced with a diverse set of challenges such as handling ever more complex instruments, enforcing internal compliance
being made ever more complex and problematic by increases in the depth of processing
people can demand their rights in political and bureaucratic structures that are becoming ever more complex and, thus, non-transparent.
Gelson Fonseca Jr. rightly points out that one of the reasons that the BRICS brand"stuck" is that it helps us understand an ever more complex world- this, however,
Madam President, at a time when migration flow management and the fight against illegal immigration are becoming ever more complex, it is very difficult for us to accept this Spanish initiative in either substance or form.
greater transparency on an integration process which is becoming ever more complex.
Successful managers in the construction industry share a commitment to lifelong learning as this rapidly evolving industry requires you to keep up with ever more complex technological, environmental and safety considerations.
are demanding ever more complex solutions.