The American psychological association state rather succinctly that "... the evidence to date suggests that home environments provided by lesbian and gay parents are as likely as those provided by heterosexual parents to support and enable children's psychosocial growth".. Sadly, the insinuation that same-sex parents are defective continues unabated.
"We wanted to challenge that narrative and that's why we chose the tax-dodging statement, because it makes our argument very succinctly".
In 1821 the paper's first prospectus stated: "The Foreign Intelligence of the week will be regularly and succinctly detailed".
His run to the far post in the 48th minute illustrated the talent succinctly.
For many, the person who has come to symbolise the locals' mixture of political anger and human compassion is the island's mayor, Giusi Nicolini, of whom Billardello says succinctly: "She's a woman who is trying to do the right thing".
One veteran republican dissident from Derry who spoke to the Guardian this week succinctly summed up the challenge posed to Sinn Féin: The thing to watch are the numbers.
Lack puts the problem more succinctly.
He had a talent for writing succinctly.
As you so succinctly pointed out, his religiosity is beside the point.So, can we expect the return of the comfortingly familiar "mildly Islamist"?Odd Gunnar Skagestad OsloBritain's migration muddleSIR – Bagehot's sardonic observation of the British government's huffing and puffing to win the "global race" for prosperity was spot-on (June 1st).
A quote controversially attributed to Samuel Gompers succinctly summarised what they wanted: "More!"Today, the American labour movement is dominated by the AFL-CIO, the successor to the union of unions Gompers founded in 1886.
Knowledge of the field, an ability to write informatively, succinctly and wittily, and an insatiable curiosity are more important attributes than prior journalistic experience.
