Sentence examples for subtle concerns from inspiring English sources

But if it does not remain a discrete entity within government, its more subtle concerns will be doubtless be marginalised.

The Yale philosopher Shelly Kagan calls this the existence requirement, and manages to raise some interesting and subtle concerns about it.

Margaret Redelman, a well-respected therapist, succinctly gave voice to the not so subtle concerns that a "discomfort about female sexuality underlies some of the...resistance to use anything that will alleviate women's sexual difficulty".

Bad associations are a real, and subtle, concern since AI tools like Dango reflect back our human best and our worst.

If such were the case, one would expect more dramatic effects on posture (e.g. increase of spectral power and/or increase of postural instability index); the effect we observed is subtle concerning time only, thus suggesting less efficiency than a real deficit.

While disability status and age/longevity are undoubtedly driving forces in long-term care expenditures, a more subtle concern pertains to the competing roles of LTC insurance utilization and type of services used by LTC beneficiaries.

Again, the difference between dyslexics and non dyslexics is subtle and concerns only time.

The second more subtle prediction concerns the observed 41 bp 'sliding' of the transposase to produce the second nick (Figure 3D).

This paper represents our attempt to characterize a family of complicated and subtle issues concerned with measuring robot task complexity.

(1) A subtle point concerning the definition of Shafarevich morphism is the one of passing to the normalization of a subvariety Y.

We shall not analyze this complex argument here against supervenience emergentism, which turns on subtle issues concerning the nature of causation and counterfactuals.