Sentence examples for A concise articulation from inspiring English sources

In a prior iteration of that debate, while he was serving in the Senate, Obama told reporters that "the promise that stem cells hold does not come from any particular ideology; it is the judgment of science, and we deserve a president who will put that judgment first". This is a concise articulation of the technocratic temptation in science policy, reaffirmed by the president's remarks yesterday.

It comes down to a clear and concise articulation about what you are and where you're intending to go and that's critical if you're going to get professional brand people to help you where they're not really going to be remunerated the way they would with bigger clients.

It's hard to find a more beautiful, or concise, articulation of postwar art's cognitive and spatial flexibility.

"I hear, but I do not listen," remarked Wim Duisenberg, the central bank's president, in his most concise articulation of such go-it-alone sentiment.

Little did I expect that on my first day as executive director of Interfaith Alliance, the most concise articulation of our mission would come from the President of the United States.

I bought a "Concise Electrocardiogram".

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What a concise and accurate description!

It's a concise, mysterious record.

266 p. Ukraine: a concise encyclopaedia.

A concise synthesis of 4'-fluoro nucleosides.