Sentence examples for a good snapshot from inspiring English sources

"It's a good snapshot of the pockets of vacancy," he said.

"It's a good snapshot of life at the time," Mr. Tow said.

Researchers have found that a simple urine test can provide a good snapshot of how well people are really eating.

Your article on WBAI ("Let a Thousand Factions Bloom," Dec. 28) offered a good snapshot of what has happened at the station.

Looking on the bright side, the stories do provide a good snapshot of England immediately before the war (the book was first published in 1940).

App Annie's latest report focuses on November specifically, rather than 2013 as a whole, so it's a good snapshot of current trends.

Or maybe those decades during which telephone and street surveys were actually a pretty good snapshot were just a weird aberration, and it's just going to get harder and harder to find out what life is really like outside of our own filter bubbles.

The PAG meeting covers a very broad range of data exchange through many workshops and industry exhibitions, and the invited plenary lectures within a particular domain provide a particularly good snapshot of areas that are exciting and have relevance across the broader plant and animal disciplines.

Even the limited surveys, however, can offer a relatively good snapshot of comparative pay.

Our clientele over the years has been a pretty good snapshot of the segments of the economy that are doing well.

That information gives a pretty good snapshot of what the competitive landscape looks like.