Sentence examples for nuanced solutions from inspiring English sources

They will require nuanced solutions that draw upon the best frontline talent from around the world, especially from underrepresented thinkers.

In theory, the idea of lots of differing points of view, many shades of arguments and a variety of nuanced solutions seems like a very healthy one.

And maybe there are situations where the government has to subsidise, we have to find more nuanced solutions, I agree with that, to make sure that even though people have to pay for it, it is affordable.

A more empathetic response to urban violence might be to consider giving people additional venues to air their grievances and debate appropriate remedies, which would undoubtedly result in the proposal of more nuanced solutions.

In highlighting the false dichotomies splintering the focus of educational reformers, "Bad Education" (Week in Review, April 10) helps give voice to educators who acknowledge the humbling complexity of our country's educational problems and who try nuanced solutions.

But there is reason to hope that he will vote to uphold Section 5, because in cases on constitutional rights where the facts make clear an injustice, he tends to hew less to the simplicity of conservative ideology and to look for more nuanced solutions.

So the question is should we be looking for a more nuanced solution?

The President's attempt at a "nuanced" solution -- that Elizabeth Warren will "play a role" even if she's not appointed to lead CFPB - is a nonstarter.

It focuses on empowering individuals to develop and implement nuanced African solutions to social and economic problems.

Mr. Chilton, who appeared on CNBC to promote the plan, called it an "appropriately nuanced, time-limited solution," an approach that could satisfy critics of the cross-border guidance without alienating proponents of derivatives reform.

The toxic political environment has not allowed for nuanced conversations or elegant solutions, said Miccio.