Sentence examples for reasonably subtle from inspiring English sources
This reasonably subtle plutocrat appears to lose his bearings entirely on this subject.
While the actual physical impact of the bombings is acutely horrible, we can reasonably assume that a more subtle psychological impact is much more widespread across the country.
Therefore a function during growth could reasonably be posited but must be a very subtle one.
In other cases where the biological relationship in the input sequences was subtle and no method could find a reasonable answer, RBT-GA performed reasonably, like 1ajsA in Reference #3.
24 The objective, from a subtle realist perspective, is to search for knowledge about which we can be reasonably confident.
Many of the 1,353 compounds tested have been associated only with more chronic or subtle toxicity in vivo, so only a small subset of the compounds might reasonably be expected to be positive in this measure of acute cell killing.
It cannot be reasonably expected of city or municipal level staff to fully understand or manage such complex and subtle issues at the fine scales at which implementation occurs, so these tasks must be consistently devolved to the local level.
