Sentence examples for subtle case from inspiring English sources

"You have some objective evidence for an impairment in attention," he said — in other words, a "very subtle" case of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

But through lots of microstudies, they make a subtle case for one big argument: aid really can help poor people, provided the money follows the evidence.

Analyzing the politics of her subject (social stigmas create new kinds of isolation), Laing makes a subtle case that loneliness, while inherently personal, is also collective.

Michael R. Bloomberg, the fourth mayor of New York to address the United Nations General Assembly, used the occasion yesterday to make a subtle case for military action against Iraq, underscoring the message President Bush delivered just a day earlier.

So having convinced you that polymorphic populations can be interesting, let's go back to a case, a more subtle case, of aggression and non-aggression, because that seems to be one of the most important things we can think of in animal behavior.

While not as suspenseful as her non-series crime novels or as dark as the psychological thrillers she writes as Barbara Vine, this carefully plotted whodunit functions as both a subtle case study in the criminal aberrations of parental love and a sly object lesson in the evils of intolerance.

The M-CHAT, with looser boundaries and greater sensitivity, is intended to flag even subtle cases.

In other, more subtle cases, episodes were tweaked in the editing stages to make them more applicable to a sluggish market.

They found viewers who saw the question posted on the screen while the speaker answered were more than twice as likely to detect a dodge, even in subtle cases.

The Nook Tablet is a tad more flashy than the Fire, and I usually like to dress up louder designs with more subtle cases.

Third, I believe there is real genuine lack of understanding of what the definition of sexual harassment means in many of the more subtle cases.