Sentence examples for more subtle way of from inspiring English sources

But there has to be a more subtle way of coming by it, surely?

But if they say, "We've heard it all before," it's a more subtle way of undermining me.

In the 20th century, European nations (including Russia) managed 16 defaults between them.A more subtle way of getting rid of at least part of your foreign debt is to allow your currency to depreciate.

"There's a much more subtle way of going about things".

Other technologies might have a more subtle way of steering behavior, by either persuading or seducing users (Verbeek 2006).

But this, Foucault claims, is just a more subtle way of reducing the transcendental to the empirical.

An echo, at least, of America, where cruder methods were replaced by more subtle ways of excluding voters.

Dutch society also has more subtle ways of reminding black people of their place and keeping them there.

Plants also have more subtle ways of indicating that their roots need new soil: They will dry out very rapidly once their roots have filled a pot.

But even if this nurse faces no formal sanctions for adhering tomedical ethics, there are more subtle ways of punishing dissent in the military.

Oleg Bebenin's Suspicious Death *In recent years Mr Lukashenko's agents have resorted to more subtle ways of intimidating and silencing opponents, largely through the country's tightly controlled courts.