Sentence examples for as concise as it from inspiring English sources

How (I ask you how) did you manage, in such a short time to conceive, construct and coin an axiom that is as concise as it is terrifying, as pithy as it is preposterous, as entertaining as it is chilling?

On August 6, 2010, a computer scientist named Vinay Deolalikar published a paper with a name as concise as it was audacious: "P ≠ NP".

By Alexander Nazaryan May 2, 2013 On August 6, 2010, a computer scientist named Vinay Deolalikar published a paper with a name as concise as it was audacious: "P ≠ NP".

When I drove through the coastal New Jersey town, in early May, the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy… Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life "that old shithole, New York,… On August 6, 2010, a computer scientist named Vinay Deolalikar published a paper with a name as concise as it was audacious: "P ≠ NP".

Here's how it was explained at NHL.com – as concise as I've seen it put.

The organizers should ensure that any slides used are kept as concise as possible, given that it takes at least 40 60 s to explain and understand a slide.

The practice is not without its merits: it is about as concise as one can ask for, and permits an even simpler official syntax of the λ-calculus.

It should be as concise as possible, but should nevertheless contain all the relevant clinical information.

I always tried to be as concise as possible, so that not only would it reach everyone, but especially the modest people, who needed to be reached more than anyone else".

The choice of numeric or alphabetic naming of the section (allele, splice variant, cultivar etc). is left to the authors' discretion but it should be as concise as possible.

"We try to be as concise as possible, but also explaining the urgency in the letters that we write, but it just continues to be a waiting game".