Sentence examples for enough sophistication from inspiring English sources

"As a movement, we have not had nearly enough sophistication on policy," Pollan said.

In Iran, they were not maids or shepherds but people who had enough sophistication and cash to get to America.

Later, perhaps in the mid-1630s, hadhad gained enough sophistication to pursue independent research in optics, a subject he later claimed to have pioneered.

But creating a script-based system with enough sophistication and maneuverability for a full-fledged PC is a challenge of a different order.

"A lower-middlebrow novelist who has just enough sophistication to be able to convince her readership they are getting an upper-middlebrow product," said Will Self.

Bella had not been particularly close to her mother, but by middle school she had acquired enough sophistication to please her, and they got along nicely as two women who respected each other's beauty and brains.

But aside from occasional moments, there is not enough sly sophistication for grown-ups to savor.

They have not yet gained enough technical sophistication to break the fundamental cryptography holding the global economy together.

But in that time, the internet's geospatial resources, or the "geoweb", have developed enough intricacy, sophistication and responsiveness to become an indispensable consumer tool.

These offshore yuan are, in turn, being tapped by borrowers, issuing "dim sum" bonds in Hong Kong (see article).But as the dollar's history shows, economic clout is not enough without financial sophistication (see article).

2. Market maturity, indicated by consumer acceptance of the basic service idea, by widespread belief that the products of most manufacturers will perform satisfactorily, and by enough familiarity and sophistication to permit consumers to compare brands competently.