Sentence examples for nutshell version of from inspiring English sources

This month's column is a "nutshell" version of negotiation skills for Tooling Up readers, and it's a good topic for technical professionals of any stripe.

As Justice Elena Kagan wrote in her blistering dissent: "And here is the nutshell version of today's opinion, admirably flaunted rather than camouflaged: Too darn bad".

Rely on nutshell versions for parts of study you're not going to reach; a little is better than none or pure exhaustion.

In a nutshell, the version of the paper that you see as a final, published article is not the one that was subjected to peer review.

In a nutshell, FMD is the symmetrical version of the RMD attack used to remove keypoints[9].

In a nutshell, think of a more animated version of the dancing fountains outside of the Bellagio Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.

In a nutshell, GovOS would be a special version of iOS that allowed an iPhone to be cracked automatically without knowing the owner's password.

If you missed the NRA's response to the Sandy Hook tragedy -- being the speech read last Friday by the NRA's Wayne LaPierre (which I considered in my post Bring Lawyers, Guns and Money) -- below is that speech in a nutshell; it's the Cliff Notes version of it, if you will.

In a nutshell, CloudMagic is like a more expansive version of Google's Search Plus Your World.

This is the Brexiter version of British identity in a nutshell: proudly isolated, independent, not European, and "strong in the world".

In a nutshell [Windows Cloud is] a stripped down version of Windows 10 designed only to run Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps - aka apps designed to run on both desktop and mobile devices.