Sentence examples for nutshell that from inspiring English sources

In a nutshell, that is the problem confronting the treaty's proponents as the Irish head for the polls in a referendum being watched across Europe.

That should make it possible to start a new company in weeks, not months or years.In a nutshell, that is the idea behind Rocket Internet, an e-commerce conglomerate based in Berlin.

Well, yes, in a nutshell, that is the sad story of the food safety law — the first major change in how the government regulates food safety in over 70 years.

"The nutshell that is different is that they will be planning for restoration projects rather than timber sales," said Sean Stevens, a spokesman for Oregon Wild, one of the conservation groups who helped negotiate the agreement.

Curtis said the show gave Lowry fans the opportunity to see what they love about him, "But it gives people who have doubts about Lowry something really quite new, and I suppose, in a nutshell, that is to take Lowry seriously".

In a nutshell that's why the scene got weird.

Given the scale of Mt Gox's apparent incompetence and the cyberheist itself, this may qualify as understatement of the year.In the wake of Mt Gox's implosion, the Bitcoin community closed ranks, with everyone from rival exchanges to the Bitcoin Foundation, the virtual currency's trade group, assuring Bitcoin users that their funds were safe and, in a crypto-nutshell, that "it couldn't happen here".

The CMRCP is basically comprised of an organic substrate such as coconut shell or any other nutshells that reinforced with a natural fiber and outer coated with resin or phenolic.

That case, in a nutshell, is that a balanced budget will promote a healthier economy," said Ryan.

Kant's answer, in a nutshell, is that they are essentially propositional cognitions from which it immediately follows that rational humans are, more precisely, propositional animals.

Those conclusions, in a nutshell, are that T. rex's arms were, indeed, functional.