Sentence examples for more sophisticated when from inspiring English sources

For China, the arrangement may help the country's engineers become more sophisticated when it comes to engine design — which has long been a weakness of Chinese car makers.

And, as one climatologist pointed out to me, while we are more technologically sophisticated than earlier societies, we are also more sophisticated when it comes to destruction.

But because company treasurers tend to be more sophisticated when it comes to assessing financial risk, they tend to withdraw money more quickly when they perceive a bank might be troubled than individual depositors do.

Many people in villages and small towns in Guangdong also become more sophisticated when they spend time working in the province's cities, where they are exposed to new ideas and forms of expression.

"The techniques in use suggest that bad actors are getting more sophisticated when it comes to exploiting some of the world's best-known desktop and mobile platforms".

And some Muslims say that the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament contain simplistic rules which are rendered more sophisticated when read through the lens of the Koran.

However, previous literature has reported that Naive Bayes frequently tends to work well, and frequently better than more sophisticated classifiers, when the data are sparse compared to the dimensionality of the problem, even when the features (e.g., in our case, the functional linkage graphs and category feature vectors) are not truly conditionally independent [34], [35].

General managers will surely exploit the more sophisticated statistics when negotiating contracts with player agents.

But while I couldn't find an explanation for Steig's flamboyant vocabulary, I was inspired by his example — and by my daughters' unquestioning acceptance of his range — to use more sophisticated vocabulary when talking to children.

While Apple has long had to contend with rumors about coming devices that can potentially freeze current product sales, analysts believe that customers have become more sophisticated about when Apple releases new devices, typically in the summer or early fall.

Among discerning science-fiction movie fans, however, expectations are more sophisticated now when it comes to alien tongues, and for that we have the Berkeley-trained linguist Marc Okrand to thank.