| The government must thus take its role of an economic statesman and regulator seriously and stop nitpicking at micro levels. |
| I have heard people nitpicking about certain regulations or concerns about the bill. |
| Hollywood turns brides-to-be into petty, vulgar, nitpicking obsessives. |
| He may start nitpicking over virtually every script point, insisting on protracted creative colloquies with his director. |
| By consulting the parties concerned, it should be possible, for example, to avoid nitpicking rules and rules which cannot be applied in practice. |
| The U. S. must not, with nitpicking measures, block off or close their border or slow down road and commercial traffic between the two countries. |
