Sentence examples for increased sophistication from inspiring English sources

China meanwhile has demonstrated increased sophistication in diplomacy and in neutralizing historical U.S. advantages.

New research confirms that investors' increased sophistication about taxes is making a difference.

Her girlish costumes and movie music seemed to undercut her attempts at increased sophistication.

That increased sophistication has a way of spawning desire for the simple and straightforward icons of decades past, though.

Nonfiction is erupting not just because of its marketing power, but also because filmmakers are using reality with increased sophistication.

Increased sophistication could potentially do wonders because it would it make Calvin Johnson even more of a nightmare to defend.

With increased sophistication, come the dual challenges of recognizing and responding to the uncertainty inherent in the restoration process.

74 were written for professional concert performance in London, and their increased sophistication and difficulty were all the more evident in this juxtaposition.

Phillips suspects Storey's recent obscurity "has to do with two factors: an increased sophistication in form in the English novel, as heralded by [Salman Rushdie's] Midnight's Children (1981).

By the fifteenth century, better defenses and the increased sophistication of firearms began to give civilized places an advantage over Mongol horsemen in warfare.

The greater number and increased sophistication of the Voyager instruments provided so much new information that it was still being analyzed when the Galileo mission began.