Sentence examples for sophisticated responses from inspiring English sources

The novels also elicit sophisticated responses to debates on, for example, the cults of personality and its political function.

Although the problems are far from resolved, and the scale of the response has a long way to go, what we're currently witnessing are pockets of deep and sophisticated responses to climate change.

The responses were categorized using a cyclic model development perspective moving from primitive to more sophisticated responses.

These findings highlight both the promise and pitfalls of using financial incentives to solve agency problems in a federal system: both local agents and intervening governments have sophisticated responses to financial incentives, and these responses must be taken into account in both designing effective policies and evaluating their consequences.

Without having to tell the bodymind what to do, our innate survival instinct has developed sophisticated responses to both old and new infections and stresses.

The findings suggest those first gene duplications probably also gave rise to rapid evolution in the nervous-system proteins that interact with the glutamate receptor, enabling vertebrates to have more subtle, sophisticated responses to their environment.

"The world demands a more sophisticated response today," she said.

And in Joyce you see a sophisticated response to Synge.

But the report at least produced a sophisticated response, "The Goldstone Illusion," by Moshe Halbertal in The New Republic.

There's no sophisticated response to the world that excludes irony, but the irony here seems anxious and self-protective.

But to be trusted in government again the party needs a more sophisticated response to the coalition's tale of a bloated state.