Sentence examples for a more nuanced dynamic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wlodarski's results suggest a more nuanced dynamic.

The story that the Obamas like to tell, and that their chroniclers like to repeat, is that Michelle pulled Barack aside just before he took the stage, warning him, "Just don't screw it up, buddy!" [#unhandled_cartoon] Someone who was involved in the preparation of the speech recalls a more nuanced dynamic, as Michelle calmed an irritable Barack.

The story that the Obamas like to tell, and that their chroniclers like to repeat, is that Michelle pulled Barack aside just before he took the stage, warning him, "Just don't screw it up, buddy!" Someone who was involved in the preparation of the speech recalls a more nuanced dynamic, as Michelle calmed an irritable Barack.

We advocate a move to more nuanced, dynamic consent and withdrawal in place of blunt 'all or nothing' options for participation.

Approaching the notion of endemicity for fungal diseases with a more nuanced and dynamic view has both epidemiologic and clinical value.

As a result, ANT helps to conceptualise how different realities are experienced and enacted by different actors, resulting in a more nuanced picture of the dynamic relationships between different actors without neglecting their inter-relatedness.

But while the recent preparations for Busan suggest a more nuanced understanding of the dynamic development landscape, the original drivers of coordination--the desire for local management of a more cohesive and effective collective aid presence--risks being lost in the parallel agenda of bringing order to the global development 'circus' [ 30].

As land availability estimates also play an important role in dynamic models of food supply [ 50,51,52], a more nuanced assessment of land availability is an important research priority.

Responding to calls for a more nuanced theorisation of Weberian closure [Chua, W., & Poullaos, C. (1993). Rethinking the profession-state dynamic: The Victorian chartered attempt. Accounting, Organisations and Society, 18(7/8), 691 782; Chua, W., & Poullaos, C. (1998).

Mr Quintero takes a more nuanced view.

Mrs. Bachmann had a more nuanced view.