Sentence examples for nuanced outline from inspiring English sources
So, given that we already have a nuanced outline of Britain's food history, it is difficult to see quite what Kate Colquhoun is hoping to do in Taste.
Without giving the junta something for nothing, the report outlines a nuanced strategy over several stages that would mix pressures and incentives in a more flexible and pragmatic fashion than past American policy has allowed.
We call these climacteric fruits (this is a rough outline; botanists take a somewhat more nuanced view).
This paper serves to offer a more nuanced understanding of local-scale environmental stewardship by outlining the diversity of volunteer-led GI activities observed at the community-scale.
His ten-tier system is far and away the most nuanced approach to necrophilia to date and is extensively outlined in his book Necrophilia: Forensic and Medico-legal Aspects, the most in-depth study on the subject ever published.
Malik, as he outlines in this post, takes a more holistic and nuanced approach to immigration reform.
As outlined in the doctrine, counterinsurgency was to be a rigorously nuanced sort of warfare.
The manuscript has been improved but there are some remaining issues that need to be addressed before acceptance, as outlined below: The revised article is significantly improved regarding its clarity and nuanced discussion of the experimental results and potential pitfalls regarding the interpretation of experimental findings.
In avoiding a nuanced account of Jacqueline's past, Mr. Maksik relies on his readers' familiarity with the outlines of recent Liberian history (and, more troublingly, perhaps, he also counts on this familiarity being rather vague).
In outlining how she would handle Iraq as commander in chief, Mrs. Clinton articulated a more nuanced position than the one she has provided at her campaign events, where she has backed the goal of "bringing the troops home".
