Sentence examples for more subtle approaches from inspiring English sources

In the interview this month, Mrs. Clinton also said that after the painful health care defeat, she learned more subtle approaches to dealing with Congress.

More subtle approaches that use computer viruses or other software tricks could change the results of elections while going undetected, Mr. Rubin said, adding that anything that reduced trust in the system could threaten democratic society.

Meanwhile, nudging, for which the government itself has been a strong advocate, involves more subtle approaches.

They suggest more subtle approaches, like correcting people who use the term "gay" pejoratively, sharing well-written articles about LGBT issues, and attending a protest or march.

It's more than likely that vehicle manufacturers and their allies in Congress will resist making such standards mandatory, or use more subtle approaches to prevent them from coming into force.

A more subtle approach: Don't point out the mistake.

Lord Thomas, his successor, has taken a more subtle approach.

The Alleys, however, take a more subtle approach.

Other schools have taken a more subtle approach.

A few, like Mr. Altman, stood out with a more subtle approach.

Still, unlike Israel, which flatly opposes any agreement, Saudi Arabia has adopted a more subtle approach.