Sentence examples for small nutshell from inspiring English sources

It's true that "Winter of the World" reduces Japan's World War II strategy to a very small nutshell.

This, in a very small nutshell, is what Jehovah's Witnesses believe.

In a very small nutshell, the Global Financial Crisis (or GFC for short) was the result of the American credit and housing bubbles bursting, followed by a banking crisis, and the stock market crashing.

In an even smaller constitutional nutshell, the President interpreted the 2001 and 2003 laws authorizing the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq to permit him to go to war against ISIS.

Next the tweets recommend Britain's smallest pub, The Nutshell (thenutshellpub.co.uk) in Bury St Edmunds, where we're soon in a pub-come-cupboard under the stairs, with the one other regular, finishing our drinks quickly before someone wants to put their Hoover and brushes back.

In a nutshell, your small intestine is supposed to be the place where vitamins and minerals are absorbed into the blood stream, but a "leaky gut" happens when the semi-permeable wall starts to allow toxins and undigested food into the blood stream.

In a nutshell on this small island of 1.2 million people where the majority are under 25 and unemployed - the figures and sources vary - but we don't talk about the 20% unemployment that we sadly got used to in Europe - here we have a margin of 20% of the population actually employed!

In a nutshell, the pool is small, and people marry young, for obvious reasons.

In a nutshell, Google will help small businesses to generate leads, and Salesforce will help to turn them into actual customers, says Sheryl Sandberg of Google.

In a nutshell, only a very small group of scientists have a good expertise in ciliates.

In a nutshell, mergers have a small, transient positive impact on staff job satisfaction immediately before and after a merger.