Sentence examples for nuanced evidence from inspiring English sources

They know he is capable of processing complicated arguments and weighing nuanced evidence.

The more nuanced evidence that the fast food strikes are working along with other strategies to boost worker pay, however, is this: the decline in union membership appears to be slowing, and even reversing in New York, the state that has the country's second-largest population of unionized workers.

So it's refreshing to see that, yesterday, the BMJ published an editorial taking a stance against the Greenfield media circus, and has called for a more nuanced, evidence-based debate to be had about the potential effects of digital technology on developing brains.

Another, more nuanced bit of evidence that Crazy Ex-Gislfriend is a brilliant show comes in its treatment of West Covina, a city that despite being 19 miles east of my home in Los Angeles I didn't know existed until Crazy Ex-Girlfriend told me that it did.

However, much valuable, nuanced and important evidence for decision making is available in the grey literature.

There is no silver bullet for the complex problems posed by drug addiction, and there is no substitute for nuanced, comprehensive and evidence-based drug treatment, however tempting drug court programs may appear to be.

So where does this more nuanced interpretation of the evidence leave us?

This, the paper argues, will lead to a more nuanced approach to 'the evidence' and – ultimately – to better and more integrated decisions.

At the end of the session, I'm still a little surprised that there wasn't a more visceral reaction to Adam Johnson; usually even the slightest mention of sex offenders provokes pitchfork groupthink and little evidence of nuanced thought.

At the end of the session I'm still a little surprised that there wasn't a more visceral reaction to Adam Johnson; usually even the slightest mention of sex offenders provokes pitchfork groupthink and little evidence of nuanced thought.

The authors' commitment to a future with pastoralist agency in society - including policy and economics - is evidenced by nuanced quotations from local herders, bibliographies that include references in regional languages, and optimism that pastoralists can and will persevere (especially if aided by government policies).