Sentence examples for nuanced instructions from inspiring English sources

Some scholars have argued in favor of more nuanced instructions — for instance, allowing an incident to be defined as discrimination even if the people involved didn't realize they were discriminating, or allowing that discrimination might have affected an H.R. decision even if other non-discriminatory factors also played a role.

The trainer gave quick rule-of-thumb guidance on several areas of the test, which he believed deliberately traduced the more nuanced written instructions in the assessors' handbook on five critical areas, so that assessors were less likely to award points to claimants.

Apple argued that based on the nuanced language of the jurors' instructions, both decisions should be allowed to stand.

The above collective activity of the teachers represents an enormous amount of risk-taking and the development and application of specific, nuanced understandings of curriculum and instruction in a STEM-based, multi-disciplinary context.

The drivers are complex and include a change in the sexual environment, with networks broadening through social networking sites, changes in sexual risk behaviors [ 59, 60], and the impact of modifying a simple "no-sex or condoms-only" instruction to more nuanced "safer-sex" messages.

While Koller noted that 10 years ago people thought that the online model was by definition inferior to face-to-face instruction, she believes there is now a more nuanced view.

Building on the work of Ball and Cohen (1999), Rosebery et al. (2015) represent formative assessment as interpretive power, through which teachers assess students' responses as nuanced and refined rather than as simply correct or incorrect, and adjust instruction accordingly.

So arts groups realized they could serve a dual purpose: providing what might be the year's only arts instruction, and helping students understand and express their complex feelings about the attack in a more nuanced way than simply discussing them.