Sentence examples for a more subtle impact from inspiring English sources

A more subtle impact of community-facility zoning is in rear yards.

But the thermostat, developed with the Carrier Corporation, has a more subtle impact on the household.

But there may have been a more subtle impact of the press campaign in particular seats.

The six new variants, or "typos", identified have a more subtle impact than the BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations, according to Chenevix-Trench.

The Internet, whose armies have laid waste to the conventional beliefs of retailing, brokerage houses and help-wanted advertising, has had a more subtle impact on political journalism so far.

While the actual physical impact of the bombings is acutely horrible, we can reasonably assume that a more subtle psychological impact is much more widespread across the country.

More subtle impacts of the changing climate on psychosocial health are also likely.

The study is intended to improve NASA's abilities in personalized medicine, and having Mark Kelly on the ground as a control subject in the study will likely yield invaluable and novel data on the more subtle impacts of spaceflight.

Highly visible and reported impacts of climate change, in particular heat stress and severe weather events, were identified by the majority of participants; there was little understanding of the potentially more subtle impacts of climate change such as aeroallergens and the impact of climate change on older Australians.

For the 12 essential enzymes, we applied the reduced fitness concept to assess in a more subtle way their impact on the two metabolic networks (see Table 1).

Mr. Goolsbee makes a more subtle point about the impact of e-commerce.