Sentence examples for nuanced effort from inspiring English sources

But the political activities of Mr. Durbin and Mr. Schumer in recent weeks reflect a sophisticated and nuanced effort to build support for a race that would break out almost immediately if Mr. Reid lost.

But, as Clinton described it, this is a nuanced effort.

The report's authors contend that such figures should encourage states to make a nuanced effort to increase graduation rates by, for example, funding institutions that focus on student achievement in math and English courses.

On a cable talk show appearance in 2010, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell flatly refused several direct, angled and nuanced efforts to discuss racism in the Tea Party.

This didn't seem to have quite the pull for readers of some of her earlier work, but they're missing a nuanced, mature effort that bodes well for the future of this acclaimed author.

Continued and expanded public education about the complexity of resource management, transparency in the decision-making process, frequent public updates on progress or setbacks, and internal agency efforts that promote trust and respect for professionals are all important methods for promoting more nuanced management efforts.

(Anderson) The National (Sunday) These hyper-literate Brooklynites continue to reap the windfall from "High Violet" (4AD), their nuanced chamber-rock effort from 2010.

(Anderson) The National (Friday and Saturday) These hyper-literate Brooklynites continue to reap the windfall from "High Violet" (4AD), their nuanced chamber-rock effort from 2010, with the tail end of six consecutive nights at the Beacon.

(Anderson) The National (Monday to Thursday, through Dec. 17) The hyper-literate Brookynites continue to reap the windfall from "High Violet" (4AD), their nuanced chamber-rock effort from 2010, with this start of six consecutive nights at the Beacon.

New insights into pathophysiology, expensive therapeutic agents, and the proliferation of new technologies for physiologic monitoring contribute to making care of the critically ill patient a nuanced and demanding effort.

Although these efforts have received support from some kratom groups, a federal ban would put an end to such nuanced and cooperative efforts.