Sentence examples for nub of the problem from inspiring English sources

That is the nub of the problem.

The nub of the problem is straightforward.

This is the nub of the problem.

"That's the nub of the problem".

There is the nub of the problem.

That seems to be the nub of the problem.

And that's where we come to the nub of the "Greenfield problem".

According to Chris Sharpe, a British conservation biologist who has been living in Venezuela for 20 years, that's the nub of the current problem: "The Chavez government doesn't recognise conservation as being legitimate land use".

And yet, Mr. Gladwell gets to the nub of the image problem confronting the industry in the blink of a sentence (pun intended): "The mythology of the business is that the specialists who swoop in from Wall Street are not economic opportunists, buying, stripping and selling companies in order to extract millions in fees, but architects of rebirth".

But here is the nub of the trouble.

Which goes to the nub of my problem.