Sentence examples for sophistication of the problem from inspiring English sources

Bodies like the FA and Uefa, who, in a typical example of PR-driven rhetoric, have announced an 11-point plan to tackle match fixing without being specific on the sanctions they intend to take, do not understand the scale and sophistication of the problem.

Still, even at this level of sophistication, the root of the problem still lies buried.

Perhaps the most significant step in the theoretical explanation of these vibrations was provided in 1816 by the French mathematician Sophie Germain, whose explanation was of such elegance and sophistication that errors in her treatment of the problem were not recognized until some 35 years later, by the German physicist Gustav Robert Kirchhoff.

Limiting access to health care, rather than medical sophistication, accounts for the problem.

Part of the problem is that HR as a discipline has not achieved anything like the level of sophistication of, say, finance.

Despite increasing sophistication, these and other current computational strain design methods implicitly assume that reaction flux changes can be implemented precisely, and thus do not consider uncertainties as part of the problem formulation.

The sophistication of the observation is remarkable.

The percentage varies depending on the sophistication of the system.

"The sophistication of the carving was amazing," she recalls.

"The sophistication of the process, frankly, has surpassed my expectations".

Oh, the subtlety and sophistication of the Tory campaign.