Sentence examples for sophistication according from inspiring English sources

Initial analysis of the various bombs indicated minimal technical sophistication, according to a US official briefed on the investigation.

The attack, which left seven peacekeepers dead, was unusual in its coordination and sophistication, according to peacekeeping officials, involving heavy weapons and tactics that require serious military training.

The commission is particularly concerned about possible abuses in "funds of hedge funds," because they often have lower investment minimums than traditional hedge funds and attract people with less financial sophistication, according to Paul F. Roye, the director of the S.E.C. division of investment management.

Domestic production in the US continues to grow both in volume and sophistication, according to the DEA.

Moreover even with today's ultra technical sophistication according to Kasten et al. [ 42] surgery of the shoulder can cause considerable pain.

To visit a modern CAFO (Confined Animal Feeding Operation) is to enter a world that, for all its technological sophistication, is still designed according to Cartesian principles: animals are machines incapable of feeling pain.

Using Mr Hausmann's method, Saurabh Mishra and Nikola Spatafora of the World Bank have ranked countries according to the sophistication of their exports in 2012.

The PRODY index can be used as a proxy for the sophistication of the product, and according to Hausmann et al. (2007), countries that have an export basket more similar to the developed countries tend to register economic growth in the subsequent periods.

Coleman was a sophisticate, too, but it was a sophistication entirely of his own design, operated according to his own rules.

The Emperors Club at the center of the Spitzer prostitute scandal set its fees according to the "individual education, sophistication and and ambiance created by each of our models".

An all around appreciation of music - or "musical sophistication" - is the definition of musicality, according to Dr Mullensiefen.