Sentence examples for a great summary from inspiring English sources

Friends of the Earth's Meat Atlas gives a great summary.

The following statement from the report provides a great summary.

This conference should be a great summary of the global progress in understanding the fundamental physical laws of the universe.

I am a PRO Track & Field Ath!" Symmonds, who runs the 800 meters, linked to a story that he said was "a great summary on how many have gotten rich using Olympic athletes' free labor".

"I know things have been sucky around here lately," says Dad, "but one day I'm going to build something that matters" – which may be a little lacking as paternal advice but a great summary of the franchise's history, aims and artistic intentions.

Dr. Rignot gave a great summary when I contacted him, "Observations published in a number of recent, independent studies in the scientific literature provide unquestionable and timely evidence that climate change has already significantly shaken up the giant ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica".

A great executive summary is the purest little drop that encapsulates the essence of the business.

| Piers Forster, a report lead author from the University of Leeds, created a great Twitter summary of main findings, collected here.

(Wondrich wrote a great little summary of the "hogo" issue here).

The merits of his great summary, the Declaration of Independence, consisted, as Madison pointed out, "in a lucid communication of human rights…in a style and tone appropriate to the great occasion, and to the spirit of the American people".

Great summary by Paul Murphy at FT Alphaville, ending thusly: Big depositors in Cypriot banks stand to lose circa 40 per cent of their money here, which has drawn plenty of fury and veiled threats from Russia.