It means that members, who already pay an annual subscription, will be subtly tapped for extra money as they walk around the trust's 300 houses, 775 miles of coastline and 600,000 acres of countryside.
The result will be a slightly shallower pool, which will be subtly illuminated at night, with new walkways along its perimeter.
What you produce with this recipe will be subtly different from what a restaurant might serve (the pancakes will take on a lightly toasted colour for example).
But perhaps more damaging, if you quote without acknowledgment the exact passage another writer discussed, there's a very good chance that your argument will be subtly turned in an unintended direction.
Hamlet is transfigured by every performance, and even the senescence of Lear demands rejuvenation; when Olivier enters and exits those roles, he leaves behind a trace of his temperament, and the character — more flux than fixed point — will be subtly but irrevocably changed.
Of course the exam system will be subtly undermined each time a student is told 'no grades needed' (though a little-known UCAS rule does stipulate that the student must take the qualifications quoted on the application and can't simply drop out).
But they will be subtly weary of sharing their more personal information and content.
We will develop our own kind of vernacular for speaking with machines that will be subtly different from how we speak to other people because as you rightly point out you don't need to make the machine like you don't need to kind of make random chit-chat that's just filling the time.
Though we might not immediately notice how climate change is affecting bugs, and how that in turn will affect us, by 2050 our world will be subtly altered.
A tangled web of lies regarding sleepovers will be woven, bedroom windows will be subtly unhinged, jackets will be marinated in the smell of cigarettes and then attacked with entire cans of Lynx Africa.
Because Appaloosas have mottled skin (skin with light and dark patches), these shades will be subtly under the light coat.
