Sentence examples for is a nice case from inspiring English sources

However, it is a nice case and if you snip off the useless antenna — which, I happily discovered, contains some metal and is not simply there for show — you've got something quite nice.

It is a nice case, I approve this with no reservations.

It's a nice case of friends supporting friends and sustaining year-round activity on the island.

The presented case is a nice example how complementary information given by structural as well as angiographic method helps for a better interpretation and understanding of the tissue pathology.

This is a nice concise case report to increase our awareness of the availability of the new non-invasive tool (RCM), which can aid in early diagnosis of melanoma and hence, reducing the number of benign lesions excision especially for patients with atypical melanocytic nevi syndrome.

It supports Telenav maps and navigator, which is a nice touch in case you're prone to getting lost.

Also included in the package is a nice, metallic travel case, a 1/4-inch adaptor jack, a sound-level attenuator for use on airplanes and a cleaning tool, because let's face it, these things can collect some serious wax.

Iowa is a nice critical test case to demonstrate those fears; if we saw a large majority of Iowans supporting a path to citizenship, then we would have to look to other reasons why Republicans in middle America wouldn't want the bill to pass.

Was it "a nice case of symbiosis" when I called on Tim Geithner to resign, writing that "it was painful to watch Obama... go on Jay Leno and say that Geithner is doing an 'outstanding job,'" and that "Obama's assessment had more than a whiff of Bush telling Brownie he was 'doing a heck of a job'"?

By the way, the described processes and even some of the plots are similar to what one sees in the field of adaptive dynamics, which also prompts me to point out that the authors are presenting a nice case of frequency-dependent selection.

The jury telling the S.E.C. that it should not be discouraged from pursuing financial fraud is a nice sentiment, but actually winning cases against individuals for cases arising from the financial crisis has proven to be an almost insurmountable barrier.