Sentence examples for subtle problems from inspiring English sources

Actually, there exist subtle problems with such a construction.

Recent studies have shown that people suffering from depression have subtle problems with heart rate regulation.

"We've got to learn to find and attack the subtle problems," he said.

But Vaughan's departure can be traced to other, more subtle problems.

The operand decode, which is the largest state in the model, definitely had subtle problems in the decoding the instructions.

When the caseload was large, many subtle problems were overlooked and are now being caught, officials say.

So, it's a subtle problem.

It is not a subtle problem.

And a new report by McKinsey, a firm of management consultants, identifies a more subtle problem.

Measuring the productivity of product designers is a much more subtle problem.

Economists have already pointed out at least one subtle problem that could lead to higher costs.