Sentence examples for more subtle challenge from inspiring English sources

Looking back at the dizzying collapse of Colonel Qaddafi's terrifying power as he and his mother drove home, he said, Libyans now face a more subtle challenge.

Despite the Note app being something of a learning exercise for SwiftKey — both about the technical challenges of building iOS apps and the softer but more subtle challenge of understanding iOS users — the U.K. startup that's grown to employee more than 130 people and have offices in London, San Francisco and Seoul, does have big ambitions for growing its reach on Apple's platform.

Caregivers face another more subtle challenge that complicates their lives and may compromise their work.

Dissident activity plays only a small but potent part in the overall mix.Adaptive authoritarianismFor the party leaders the internet has created more subtle challenges.

The more subtle challenges include dealing with people's assumptions that I don't take my career very seriously and remaining focused on my research.

And in waking up that beast, they present more subtle challenges to the development of our ultimate human potential.

Instead Nigeria's election was something much more prosaic, and more subtle - a challenge to entrenched autocracy.

U.S. pundits have sought to make a distinction between the frontal assault that Putin has made on a U.S.-centered global order and what Washington Post columnist Jackson Diehl has called "the more patient and subtle" challenge mounted by China.

Of the nightmares evoked by these two books, Brave New World's always struck me as more subtle and more challenging.

Although they are sufficiently warned against committing outright fraud through ubiquitous ethics seminars, young investigators are still exposed to a more subtle, lurking enemy challenging their professional integrity: scientific pollution.

More subtle injuries are challenging because MRI can show injury but it's not perfect.