Sentence examples for more sophisticated or from inspiring English sources

Justice Roberts's willingness to do the tax two-step suggests that he might embrace a more sophisticated (or, to some, simply sophistic) analysis than he did in the earlier school case.

Either you believe people in the rest of the world are smart enough to do the higher level work and freak out about white collar jobs leaving the US as the rest of the world's worker base gets more sophisticated OR you believe the rest of the world will forever just do the grunt work and more sophisticated US jobs are safe.

Maybe young people are getting more sophisticated, or maybe they are just getting bored.

"When your own child is more sophisticated or intuitive or sensitive or funny than the men that are out there".

Current limitations of cell-culture hinder progress in understanding the features and dynamics of heterotypic cell communication pathways critical to developing more sophisticated or effective tissue-engineered devices.

Whereas this wedge issue may have worked in the past, the American public has become far more sophisticated (or cynical) in the last four years.

However, in presence of spaces in which curved surfaces clearly prevent diffuse field behaviour from being established, things become more complex and require more sophisticated tools (or, better, combinations of them) to be fully understood.

For the more sophisticated trick-or-treater, there is the Witch's Dungeon Classic Movie Museum, 90 Battle Street, Bristol.

Other city plans are certainly more sophisticated (Paris) or elegant (Barcelona) or stately (Savannah, Ga).

Other algorithms may require more sophisticated computers or take longer computer times on personal computers or laptops.

However, high sophistication in attending to student ideas does not guarantee more sophisticated analyses or responses.