Sentence examples for of increasing sophistication from inspiring English sources

Pan-Asian production networks of increasing sophistication have superseded it.

Here are this year's 10 most appealing, arranged roughly in the order of increasing sophistication.

And I think there is a truth to this, that we are witnessing a moment of increasing sophistication and innovation in the Chinese art scene.

My multiply skilled pal Scott Hill and I, concealed on the mountain, operated firing systems of increasing sophistication, though I shunned computers.

In a three-year offensive of increasing sophistication, the Sri Lankan Army had outmaneuvered one of the world's most ruthless insurgent armies.

But in the latter half of the 17th century they were part of a great cultural flowering that brought Italian musical styles to Germany and resulted in works of increasing sophistication and emotional complexity.

A concerted effort was made to teach biology not as a set of facts but rather as a process of discovery that has evolved over time, especially in terms of increased sophistication of tools and technology.

While cheating is not new — for years, some Soviet players were suspected of colluding at international tournaments — more attention is being paid now because of recent incidents and because of the increasing sophistication of computers and communication devices.

In a sign of the increasing sophistication of the interrogations of prisoners by American forces in Afghanistan, the former Taliban ambassador to Pakistan, Mullah Abdul Salam Zaeef, who had been detained and flown to the Bataan on Saturday, was suddenly transferred to a jail at Bagram, in Afghanistan.

Although functional data themselves are not new, a new conceptualization of them has become necessary because of the increasing sophistication of available data collections [ 4].

The World Health Organisation's Europe office recently warned of the increasing sophistication of digital advertising and called on all countries to take action to block the promotion of unhealthy food and drinks to children.