Sentence examples for might be subtle from inspiring English sources

There might be subtle surprises for McNabb, but Fox was not second-guessing himself.

But researchers have always wondered whether there might be subtle changes in an embryo that is grown for several days in a petri dish, as IVF embryos are — and, if so, whether would there be any consequences.

Potential effects might be subtle and show up only after chronic exposure.

A study published last year suggests their effects might be subtle only.

There might be subtle biases which can be missed because of eventual successful endotracheal intubations for each patient.

Radiographically there might be subtle contour concavities of the weight-bearing femoral head and subcortical zones of sclerosis and lucencies (Fig. 6).

The reference may be obvious, as in using a word like "spring" or "autumn" to indicate the season, or it might be subtler.

The health effects might be transient, reversible, latent, and/or permanent, and might also be subtle and not readily attributable.

"That other one might be more subtle".

The impact of the nomination, though, might be more subtle.

"It might be too subtle," Mr. Silpa said.