Hi I have a scenario where I need to test whether a search service is bringing back the correct results. So my story looks something like this:

```
Narrative:
In order to easily discover if a player is registered in a loyalty program
As a customer service representative
I want to be able to search for registered players by player first and last name

Scenario: Retrieve Player information by First and Last Name

Given players registered in the Data Warehouse and some combination of Loyalty1 and/or Loyalty2 programs:
|first name|last name|city     |province|loyalty1 |loyalty2|
|Pete      |Walter   |Winnipeg |<null>  |false    |true    |
|Jon       |Dewit    |Winnipeg |MB      |true     |true    |
|John      |Dewit    |<null>   |<null>  |true     |true    |
|Peter     |Dewalt   |<null>   |<null>  |true     |false   |

When the <firstnamecriteria> and <lastnamecriteria> criteria are specified

Then the system displays the correct results, using a case-insensitive "begins with" search as follows:
|firstnamecriteria|lastnamecriteria|results               |
|Jo               |                ||first name|last name||
|                 |                ||Jon       |Dewit    ||
|                 |                ||John      |Dewit    ||

Examples:
|firstnamecriteria|lastnamecriteria|
|Jo               |                |
|                 |Dew             |
|J                |D               |

```

The table under the "Then" section would go on for a while, using different permutations of firstname/lastname criteria followed by nested tables of expected results in the results column. The Examples section would contain a list of possible search criteria passed to the "When" section

Is it possible to have nested tables like this? If not, is there perhaps another method I could use to accomplish the same thing?