Sentence examples for Brief snapshot from inspiring English sources

Computer-assisted questionnaires may provide a brief snapshot of patients' QOL, however, some accuracy may be lost.

CNN reported that the group's count mirrors the outlet's tracking data, but it's just a brief snapshot.

It was a brief snapshot of the cut-throat nature of this week's Roses battle and the Division One relegation fight.

In addition, Mr. Gore invited Lawrence H. Summers, the secretary of the treasury, to lunch at his residence here -- and invited the cameras in for a brief snapshot.

Here is a brief snapshot of each of them: Alaska: President Obama's low approval rating is hurting the Democratic incumbent, Mark Begich, and helping his opponent, Dan Sullivan, the state's former attorney general.

This will afford a brief snapshot of the decision-making process to viewers who do not immediately swtich off.See article: The EU constitutionNuclear optionBrazil announced plans to begin enriching uranium next year, initially for use as fuel in its two nuclear power plants, but eventually for export.

St. John renders this brutal life in brief snapshots, which usually run about half a page.

Rather than trudging chronologically through her life, Leve jumps backwards and forwards in time, sharing brief snapshots, snippets of conversation, jumbled thoughts and meditations.

Direct observations of glacier behaviour and ocean conditions only extend back to the early 20th Centhese0,11; these provide brief snapshots of ice-ocean interactions.

From the brief snapshots featured here (at 0.18, 0.35, 0.44 and 0.50) it's possible to sense the gangland subtext to its language, the unsheathed ferocity of its runs, falls and collisions.

A correspondence began not long after, and I was presented with brief snapshots and ominous allusions as to what might happen.