Sentence examples for sophistication at which from inspiring English sources
But also because American dining has reached the level of sophistication at which a waiter will assume that a diner knows what "Cryovacked" is, and that this knowledge will enhance the experience of tasting diced watermelon.
It says their accelerating proliferation demonstrates the speed and sophistication at which the market is reacting to attempts to ban or control them, and the growing challenges presented by globalisation and innovation.
If you look at what's happening in ISIS, which is the Islamic State of Syria and the Levant, that is now currently forming the caliphate that is having a military drive on Baghdad, if you look at the sophistication of which they've taken the tools of capitalism.
"We've studied the consumer character of the Chinese, and the speed at which they are moving is unparalleled in the world towards high sophistication, new designs and fashion trends," said Mr. Malkin, the Value Retail chairman.
A self-described "musical trash can," he absorbed everything he heard -- from Shostakovich to Joni Mitchell -- but didn't take musical theater seriously until he saw Mr. Sondheim's "Company" at 15, the sophistication of which, he said, turned his world around.
Hessler clearly doesn't believe that there is any social agent with the wherewithal to challenge the Party's monopoly on power anytime soon, and he is good at showing the sophistication with which Communist functionaries on the ground divert and control yearnings for political change.
They limit the sophistication of neural prosthetics because they don't have a very good connection to the nervous system at the single-cell level the level at which the body processes information.
Greater sophistication in our hypothesis would involve reference to insinuated, but unobserved measurements (such as free fatty acid) or latent or partially captured factors (such as insulin resistance), at which point the CFA approach would be appropriate.
They represent the height of urban sophistication for which people are prepared to pay a premium.
He said the government was rapidly increasing the sophistication with which it mines such sources.
