Sentence examples for would sophisticated from inspiring English sources

Would sophisticated Europeans go for this delightful chaos, I wondered.

Namely, why would sophisticated parties bring such a small transaction to court, and into the public arena, and why would a major dealer risk its reputation with a rather shaky argument, again especially in the context of such a small trade?

The Americans would use sophisticated technology to detect new digging.

It would use sophisticated computer techniques now available to give better risk-adjusted returns.

Such cars would have sophisticated but simple designs, and ease of function but also style.

It remains my most bleak and, some would argue, sophisticated work.

The card would be sophisticated but not technically difficult to produce.

Mr. Parco, who was also in court, said the site would be "sophisticated," for people who "want to know who they're meeting".

A spokesman for the Islamic movement said the resolution would introduce sophisticated weapons into Somalia and provoke a war between his group and the government.

"Mr. Poulsen is an architect of a fraud of such magnitude that it would make sophisticated financial analysts shudder," Judge Algenon Marbley said in Federal District Court in Ohio.

They would need sophisticated lab facilities - and access to a nuclear reactor.