Sentence examples similar to subtly troubled from inspiring English sources
It's one of the finest works in the exhibition, and it subtly connects Brazil's ambitious architectural past to its troubled political present.
But there are ways in which e-mail may subtly encourage such trouble in the first place.
Prosecutors took a different view, painting a portrait of a corporate lawyer who saw trouble ahead from the Securities and Exchange Commission and subtly alerted the firm to take evasive action.
By refusing to give web apps that have "gone native" access to the improved Javascript engine or preventing them from being run while offline (another new trouble), they could be trying to subtly prod users in the direction of paid or ad-based "real" apps.
The trouble is, every woman's experience is subtly different and, often, IVF success is in the devilish details.
But its recent troubles do have competitors suggesting, and not so subtly, that now might be a good time for Microsoft employees to look around for new jobs.
The trouble with mild iodine deficiency is that it can manifest very subtly.
They had trouble manufacturing offense against Jacksonville's variety of Cover-2 looks (many of which were subtly disguised before the snap and altered after the snap).
Some designs work subtly.
