Sentence examples for a relatively concise from inspiring English sources

WINE LIST A relatively concise and studiously varied international selection with most bottles under $60, supplemented by a short, interesting international beer selection.

The head of the statistics authority, Ma Jiantang, acknowledged as much at a press conference in Beijing: "I think you could use these two sentences to give a relatively concise assessment of economic performance in 2012," he said.

With these sections edited out, "Changes" is a relatively concise, soul music radio-friendly number.

My most recent TEDx talk, "Reality Reconciles Science and Religion" serves as a relatively concise (18-min) introduction to this 5-part video series.

A relatively concise text, it reviews many aspects of HIV with a focus on how each topic has evolved over the years.

It provides a relatively concise and practical review of the organisational and management strategy of the transportation of critically ill or injured patients.

In 2008 this cult-beloved Icelandic band upended expectations with "Med sud i eyrum vid spilum endalaust," a set of relatively concise art-pop songs that suggested, after a series of increasingly tedious space-rock albums, that Sigur Rós had developed an interest in rhythm and energy.

This research constructs a comprehensive yet relatively concise framework for evaluating the accuracy of regional IO data by including several indicators that measure all three quadrants.

The usually relatively effective Sir Roderic Lyne was also guilty of indulging in lengthy statements – only questions insofar as they ended with an inflection – although taking up after Freedman, he appeared relatively concise.

Unlike the relatively concise party congresses held elsewhere, North Korea's last a full year.

WINE LIST -- International, relatively concise and restrained in price, with more than a dozen selections by the glass.