Sentence examples for more subtle issues from inspiring English sources

While Facebook's computers scan for obvious violations of its advertising policy, such as ads that feature nudity or automatic weapons, they cannot easily detect more subtle issues.

Voting Without Chads Among Judge Sand's many decisions have been some rulings on more subtle issues that could still have broad ramifications in the case.

Then there are the more subtle issues of betrayal – self-sabotage.

The more subtle issues of this diagnosis approach, such as scalability and model selection are reported separately in [11].

But there are more subtle issues that need to be considered in assessing AG as your life insurance company.

Lesson No. 4 takes us into more subtle issues, of a global economy increasingly transformed by technology-enabled knowledge.

A more subtle issue is the ecosystem of software security.

A more subtle issue is generated by the revelation that Mr. Obama authorized cyberattacks on Iran's nuclear program.

But the second and more subtle issue is a persistent problem of typecasting – a deeply embedded view that regards certain topics as "black" and the rest as "white".

What has already divided the critics, journalists and activists who have watched early screenings is a more subtle issue: the suggestion that the calculated infliction of pain and fear, graphically shown in the first 45 minutes of the film, may have produced useful early clues in the quest to find the terrorist leader, who was killed in May 2011.

This revelation obviously highlights the irony of the Obama administration's agitation for consumer privacy; it should draw attention to a larger if more subtle issue as well: the synchronicity between how marketers think of us and how the government does.