Sentence examples for sophisticated conduct from inspiring English sources
He described Mangham's actions as "persistent conduct, sophisticated conduct and conduct that had at least the risk of putting in danger the reputation of an innocent employee of Facebook".
Psychological warfare need not be subtle or sophisticated in conduct and execution.
Among the topics will be the results of months of sophisticated studies conducted on the anthrax contained in the letter sent on Oct. 9, 2001, to Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont.
The Four Seasons George V in Paris, according to the 20th annual survey of sophisticated travelers conducted by Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report, a monthly newsletter.
The critic for The Times thought that Fleming's style was "no nonsense over fine writing", and summed up the book as "Fleming's smooth, sophisticated, personally conducted tours", noting that the author "has a knack of enjoying himself".
No evidence of personality disturbances was showed in methodologically sophisticated studies conducted with nonclinical samples of OHS [ 25, 26].
The groundbreaking and increasingly sophisticated analyses conducted by Wasser and colleagues have advanced efforts to identify the origins of smuggled ivory using nuclear DNA markers (Wasser et al. 2004, 2007, 2008).
Tyl et al. (2008a) used insensitive, out-of-date protocols and assays that are incapable of finding many of the adverse effects reported by more sophisticated studies conducted by independent NIH-funded scientists as well as scientists funded by government agencies in other countries.
There is simply no money to conduct sophisticated tests.
Our database allows researchers and the public to conduct sophisticated searches of thousands of documents relating to the Bush administration's policies on rendition, detention, and interrogation.
Those surveyed also thought before they arrived that Internal Affairs investigators were lazy and incompetent and that the unit was limited in its ability to conduct sophisticated undercover operations.
