For example, entrepreneurs of Chinese descent who grew up overseas (referred to as "sea turtles") often overestimate their understanding of nuances in language or management practices.
After each session, the facilitator, translator, and note-taker debriefed to review the discussion for a better understanding of nuances [ 47] and type preliminary notes.
The strength of this multi-case study is that it offered in-depth descriptions and interpretations increasing our understanding of nuances in decision making in dementia care.
My understanding of nuance in English prevents me from making a close analysis, but the difference between how things are seen with English and Chinese eyes is clear.
However my understanding of nuance, the notion of shades, the absence of a clear defining line between right and wrong in real life, which is central to my work, is something I learned not just from Achebe, but also from Mariama Bâ, Saul Bellow, James Baldwin and pirated Indian films watched in small spaces in Accra.
Verbal dialogue is often more rewarding, allows for more understanding of nuance and leads to greater outcomes.
President Bush, Dr. Dean said, is "particularly poorly suited" for foreign policy "because he has a black and white view of the world, and foreign policy depends on enormous understandings of nuances and trade-offs".
In a deeply enmeshed world, this arrangement is manifesting as a poor feel for (or a lack of understanding of) the nuances of foreign policy.
And rightfully so – what she said is clumsy, misdirected and shows a deeper lack of understanding of the nuances of both black identity and Muslim identity.
"When you don't come up through the ranks, you lack the understanding of the nuances of education.
But the growing recognition of multicultural reality can backfire, if the marketing does not display an understanding of the nuances of religion or culture.
