Sentence examples for subtle merits from inspiring English sources

Inevitably the subtle merits of community organizership notwithstanding it became a Palin punch line in the fleeting period in which the Republican candidate for vice president was not, herself, a cue for a snicker.

Yet some of the dishes, especially the salads, offered variations that seemed so subtle they hardly merited separate recipes.

Although here, as in the case of E. coli, the toxic ranking of the surfactants examined, using the concentration criterion mentioned above, is C10TAB≈C12TAB>C14TAB>DDPS>SDS>Triton X-100, there are subtle differences that merit attention: C. albicans was more susceptible to the cytotoxic effects of SDS and DDPS than was E. coli.

These studies suggest that nanoparticles could cause more subtle epigenetic changes which merit thorough examination of environmental nanoparticles and novel candidate nanomaterials for medical applications.

The extent of environmental exposure to Po is poorly known, and environmentally relevant exposure to it may have subtle unrecognized health effects that merit further investigation because Po accumulates in reproductive and embryonic and fetal tissues where a single alpha particle can kill or damage critical cells.

If the attackers can merit such a subtle treatment, then maybe the victim can, too.

Thus, reassessment of other Scn8a alleles for subtle hearing deficits would be merited.

Finally, there is a more subtle thing-the sense of gathering merit in simply living out each succeeding day.

What became a small discussion that I initially thought would be a friendly introduction to new friends actually became a subtle way of trying to question my merit and acceptance into college.

But a visit to the school and conversations with administrators, parents and students reveal a subtle appreciation for the limitations as well as the merits of uniforms.

Another, subtler issue emerges in this book, one that clearly merits further attention.