1. Many serious illnesses can be nipped in the bud if they are detected early enough.

2. The scheme to allow all pensioners a free travel pass was nipped in the bud by the government, who said it would cost too much.

3. A bad habit in a child should be nipped in the bud.

4. But the idea has been nipped in the bud by the local council, which has refused to grant a music licence.

5. The objective is to prevent, or at least nip in the bud, unwanted feelings.

6. John's incipient school problems were nipped in the bud.

7. This means that runs of mutual recrimination are nipped in the bud.

8. Thus, the possibility of social democracy is also neatly nipped in the bud.

9. Trouble was something to be nipped in the bud; dangerous agitators people to be kept behind bars.

10. In order to correctly use the power and nip in the bud, please carefully read the instruction and keep properly to look up.

11. I had investigated that insurance could nip in the bud, but its proceeds is ecumenical, and the fund is not jarless, and the timebargain has much risk.

12. Any breach of confidentiality concerning their children is something they have to nip in the bud right now.

13. So I suppose that we should build a set of system that can nip in the bud, and fund would be our first choice.

14. Only selection of proper parameters and applicable RCD could we nip in the bud.