Sentence examples for has subtly been from inspiring English sources

The right of a worker to meet with their employer and ask for a better wage, alone or as part of a group, has subtly been pushed aside.

Its message has subtly been woven throughout the Obama administration's re-election campaign, in the Democrats' position on everything from taxes on the highest earners to the soaring levels of student debt.

Instead, the police presence has subtly been transformed into appearing more as cheerleaders than torch-defenders, with even the motorbike police getting in on the crowd interaction.

3 This has subtly shifted how risk is conceived of.

The number of Sunday family dinners at the restaurant of her choice has subtly increased this summer, her vegetarianism be damned.

As to those drinkers miffed that their uniquely American martini has now, however subtly, been sucked into the cocktail category of the One World Order, Mr. Miazga was sanguine: "You will always have disappointed, nostalgic customers".

Eventually they found that the specimens they were studying had subtly different skeletons, suggesting they belonged to a new species.

In addition, the parietal cortex and medial frontal cortex have subtly different roles when there is conflict between stimulus based responses (Kerns et al. 2004; Liston et al. 2006) even though both influence lateral prefrontal cortex for subsequent decisions.

The guidance for the full year margin and beyond has now been subtly changed.

Justice O'Connor "has long been subtly distancing herself from Bush v. Gore," her biographer told me, adding: "She plainly does not want Bush v. Gore to define her legacy".

Class has always been subtly present in his books and is brought to the fore in The Given Day through its partial setting in the labour movement at a critical time in US history.