Sentences with phrase «sophisticated enough»

The kids» room has a subtle nautical theme, but is sophisticated enough to grow with the child.

The clean - lined and contemporary stunner is designed for lazy, hazy outdoor lounging, but remains sophisticated enough to be mistaken for an indoor sofa.

Timothy Ho, a sales person in Whitestone, N.Y. and this year's REALTOR ® Magazine Readers Choice Winner, devised a prospecting database system for his team that is both simple to use and sophisticated enough to handle the 200 to 300 calls his office receives each month.

Point is, they «feel like» if there is money on the table, they want it, my feeling is, they should be sophisticated enough to get their best price regardless of what buyers intentions are.

You'll find that people in the small stuff are much more apt to look at price / door than anything to do with capitalized value... they are just not sophisticated enough.

Our knowledge base is now sophisticated enough to design epidemiological studies specific to suicide.

Do keep in mind that these systems are sophisticated enough to know if you've used the keyword within a proper context or if you've simply stacked your resume full of keyword gibberish.

These software programs are sophisticated enough to identify when a resume has been stuffed with too many keywords, and if your resume does end up being seen by a human, a resume with too many keywords can look awkward and it's obvious that you were simply trying to get past the software phase.

It is however sophisticated enough to enable you to apply for just about any position with it.

Will they be sophisticated enough about technology and senior technology roles to interpret your resume and cover letter in light of the job requisition?

The gesture - based task manager that we raved about is simple but sophisticated enough to match most competitors, and it also syncs with Google Tasks.

UV Sense is small enough to stick on your nail, simple enough to work without batteries, and sophisticated enough to record cumulative UV exposure to help wearers avoid skin cancer.

Facebook's trending news algorithm simply wasn't sophisticated enough to distinguish an accurate news story from an inaccurate one.

«It's still not nearly sophisticated enough compared to the phenomena you're trying to model,» Gates said.

Users might hate it, but Facebook is now testing a self - serve sponsored messaging tool for small businesses that aren't sophisticated enough to build bots.

For this reason at Life Ant we recommend that only clients sophisticated enough to understand a variable universal life insurance policy (and with the means to properly fund it) consider this as a viable option for permanent life insurance.

Of course, the Echo Look is not currently sophisticated enough to do that.

Most modern day drug tests are sophisticated enough to distinguish between actual drug use and small amounts of chemicals that come along with certain food, but large enough doses can still trip up a system and delay your test results and therefore your policy.

And very few recipients are sophisticated enough to find the needle in a data dump.

Others said jurors in the Eastern District weren't sophisticated enough to decide the outcomes of patent cases, which tend to involve complicated and highly technical inventions.

Dan Cutts, senior partner at Weightmans, counters that often clients are not sophisticated enough in their purchasing techniques.

The overarching objective is to create a platform that matches not only the present circumstances with Myanmar's broader legal and commercial systems, but is also sophisticated enough to maintain its relevance into the future as Myanmar's economy develops.

I'm talking about a mutual, made - for - the - soundbite Hollywood analogy, pitched by the Senator from New York who made the most of his prime newsmaking opportunity to close the hearings, and slammed home by Roberts, who delivered the kind of quick - witted answer you'd expect from a nominee sophisticated enough to open his hearings with analogies to American baseball.

One irony here (among many) is that there are thousands of JDs out there who did in fact rely on law schools» employment data, and it was not until they had a legal education that they were sophisticated enough to recognize not only how gullible they were, but also the ethical morass that life in the law invariably creates.

Before law school, were you sophisticated enough to suspect that the school you wanted to attend was misleading you about your future employment prospects?

Are you using language that's too sophisticated, or not sophisticated enough?

«Aimed at the attorney or intelligent casual reader seeking some light diversion, this satirical how - to is sophisticated enough to appeal to the average reader who enjoys sharp wit and some of the more bizarre twists the legal system takes without covering the humor with a thick layer of obscure jargon.»

By and large, most email accounts include spam filters sophisticated enough to block most of the spam you'd receive anyways.

Prof. Donald C. Clarke gives us his top 10 cases that changed China, for those like being cosmopolitan but aren't sophisticated enough to regularly apply Google Translate to Chinese news (assuming they don't filter that too).

Lipman's Wills & Trusts is sophisticated enough for any high - end estate planning project, yet simple and flexible enough to handle smaller estates as well.

While I'm not sure these nine variables are perhaps sophisticated enough (or it's that I disagree on the categorization of some of the jobs), it is an interesting paper on what it is that computers are good at, as well as what they aren't.

Google is sophisticated enough to distinguish between common marketing techniques and overt appropriation.

Currently, only one species is anywhere near sophisticated enough to defend the Earth and its biosphere from future collisions; Humans.

«More models need to reproduce a quasi-biennial oscillation and be sensitive and sophisticated enough to reproduce similar events,» said Osprey.

Toy models called GCMs are so from sophisticated enough to model everything that's happening it isn't even funny it's just sad where the sad part is there are so many ostensibly smart people who don't know a toy when they see one.

Whether this means he acknowledges that dinosaurs and humans didn't inhabit the planet simultaneously, or that he believes Cretaceous - era humans weren't sophisticated enough to drive automobiles, I'm... unqualified to say.

When parking on a property permanently, I'm surprised that a village sophisticated enough to have trash containers doesn't require the house to be plumbed for village sewerage, water and grey water disposal.

The whistleblowing packager of the emails and files, based on their nuanced use of search terms, was sophisticated enough and sufficiently knowledgeable of the issues and backstory to know that policy - level climate talks are a runaway train where new facts can have no impact on the discussion.

The technology is sophisticated enough that multinational engineering giant Bechtel was brought on at Ivanpah for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) duties.

I've read the rebuttals on PDO (averages out over the long - term, shows opposite sign since 1975/79, etc), but they don't seem sophisticated enough to completely discredit theses like Curry's, notwithstanding the woeful flaws in her first post on it that inspired the article above.

I am not sophisticated enough to know what they did.

The book is chock full of excellent data, analysis, and argumentation, sophisticated enough to meet the demands of any expert, yet clearly enough written to be accessible to laymen.»

Lindzen tends to relate these stories with mild sarcasm, implying that the listener is surely sophisticated enough to perceive his opponents» foibles.

The statement «global warming is happening» simply isn't sophisticated enough itself to provide anything meaningful to measure statements by.

The people who are being fooled are not sophisticated enough to tell real science from propoganda made to look like science.

If the population is low enough, available energy great enough, and technology sophisticated enough, you could in theory go on recycling your stocks of metals and plastics forever, making up efficiency losses by «mining» seawater, until the sun goes nova or humanity just gets too damn tired to bother any more, whichever comes first.

I do think that many humans are sophisticated enough to understand that change is needed and that this can be done without significant changes in life style.

Because the understanding of the climate is not sophisticated enough to make that prediction.

Are the models sophisticated enough to take account of effects on the boundary conditions of previous cycles?

The point is that it has happened in the past and the models are not yet sophisticated enough to rule out it happening again.