Sentence examples for further more nuanced from inspiring English sources
Now, echoing his boss, he has changed his tune.If the conservatives get in, expect a further, more nuanced, reaction.
However, researchers warn that further and more nuanced research is needed.
The number of respondents in this study is relatively small and the topics complex, hence it is possible that more interviews would gain further and more nuanced data.
Further, our more nuanced finding that the highest level of organic consumption in the urban areas was followed by the most rural areas, with the lowest consumption in the two middle categories, is supported by other findings [ 67], and may be related to the possible 'idealistic' nature of organic consumption.
He was still guilty of misleading the public about the nature and imminence of the Iraqi threat.Mr Howard was going a good deal further than the more nuanced judgment of the report.
It is a task of further research to assess more nuanced social and ethical implications of the transition.
31 However, due to the limited data available we feel the approach taken is the most appropriate, and further it allows a more nuanced investigation of order effects considering non-linear functions.
Arguably, the emphasis on 'risk' and 'danger' for young women has not only limited our understandings of the risks and dangers for young men but has also inhibited further exploration of a more nuanced picture of young men in relation to dominant discourses on masculinity.
Later, we did some further analysis which provided a more nuanced, ambiguous but accurate interpretation of the data.
References to supervision permeated other sections of the data, so the coding exercise was further refined to gain a more nuanced and textured understanding of C/DHMT perceptions of this salient factor.
Further research could consider a more nuanced comparison of different types of non-violent crime to tease out where the differences lie and therefore to provide a focus for enhanced criminal justice supports and interventions.
