Sentence examples for 1 nuance from inspiring English sources

Surely there would only be a few ways for that to happen: 1) Nuance, which bought Spinvox's assets, sold the customer details of former Spinvox customers and triallists, and especially their mobile numbers, in a job lot to a some mobile list broker.

Before Sept. 11, Nuance had marketed its products to help businesses control access by workers and customers to data.

So in version 11, Nuance did another sneaky thing; if you manually edit something NatSpeak transcribed, the software compares the new phrase you type with what you originally said.

#7 Nuance and Technical Complexity in Street Art Banksy's work is so often thought-provoking and/or requires a substantial amount of technical skill (outside of just being able to paint).

MW13 Nuance was important for the midwives when they shared experiences of encounters with patients of different nationalities and they refrained from describing features associated with violence and immigrant women as something connected to a particular 'group'group

[C6.] Nuanced Fight Over Euro in Britain A nuanced conflict is taking place in Britain between the government and businesses leaders that could stall the nation's adoption of the euro.

Fifth, he opposed Prop 8. Nuanced, triangulated, even slippery — granted.

iOS 5? Nuance-powered voice controls?

Servings per container: About 1. Nuances of the epicurean experience that simply can't be reduced to data on an F.D.A.-mandated sticker: Infinite.

Salma Hayek debuted her 100-piece Nuance cosmetics line for CVS on Thursday, Women's Wear Daily reports.

Kelleher has known the Yankees' second baseman since 2001, when under the blazing Florida sun he would teach Cano, then 18, the nuances of playing the position.