Sentence examples for subtle advantages from inspiring English sources

Sitters' temperaments also confer more subtle advantages.

It has subtle advantages, too, like making friends feel better about their costly tool-buying mistakes.

Some subtle advantages do not become significant until the endgame, Steinitz found.

That's just one of many subtle advantages that, for some people, will make Beejive a better choice.

One of the subtle advantages of serving and volleying is making the returner ask the question, will he or won't he?

Speaking what seemed to be a secret language only twins comprehend, the two men plumbed the depths of computer-monitor calibration and the subtle advantages of imperceptibly different paper textures.

Experts say that there is a subtle advantage to being on the "yes" side.

A more subtle advantage for Djokovic is the way he disguises his shots.

A subtle advantage that may not have been apparent originally has been the complete turnover of the show's cast.

And there is a more subtle advantage for Mr. Putin: By haggling as an equal with Mr. Bush, he may help restore Russia's sense that it remains a major power in the world, despite its economic decline, its territorial shrinkage and its declining diplomatic influence.

There is even a subtle advantage for the females.