Sentence examples for more subtle interventions from inspiring English sources
Other artists have gone for more subtle interventions in the landscape.
Instead it decided to keep pumping money into its investment-banking business in the hope that it would eventually grow big enough to compete.Such problems suggest regulators ought to look for more subtle interventions than simply carving banks up.
But it contains many more subtle interventions inside by artists such as painter Henry Taylor and opera singer Carmina Escobar (who has hidden a bunch of mechanical singing birds in the attic).
Some control interventions require more subtle analyses; for example it has been shown that vaccinating whole households is not the most effective strategy for a given vaccine coverage rate, and that alternative strategies such as preferentially vaccinating larger households could be considered [39].
The ubiquitous requirement of informed consent is not fine-grained enough to provide much guidance when it comes to the more subtle issues of using placebo interventions.
This 'leap of faith' is believed to be greater in surgery than in medical trials, in which the perceived and real risks of the intervention may be more subtle, less severe and do not involve the pain and risks of invasive procedures.
In particular, the DTSQ-IP may be insensitive for assessing this particular intervention, as not all elements apply and more subtle differences between groups cannot be excluded.
By virtue of a composer's subtle interventions, folk dance and melody in "Jenufa" represent a synthesis that seems more genuine than the "real thing".
