Sentence examples for be more brief from inspiring English sources

The property of Lebesgue measurability is familiar from analysis and here we shall be more brief.

Your love story was to be more Brief Encounter than True Romance.

Physicians may be more brief with open-ended formats and responses may be less accurate.

Despite the demonstrated appropriateness of the interviewer-administered Child-OIDP in different cultural settings [ 1, 25, 31, 32], an equivalent self-administered instrument would be more brief and cost-effective than face-to-face interviews, as it would not require an interviewer for administering the questionnaire.

"You've got to give old Bush something, he sure is more brief and to the point in his answers," he said.

Fathers are more brief and to the point, while moms tend to dig deeper.

Conversely, there were more brief communications (news, reports, perspectives, sounding boards, essays) and editorials in the internal medicine journals (43.3%) than in the transplantation journals (20.6%) (see Table  2 for further details).

But wouldn't there just be more challenges, more appeals, more briefs?

The changes I've outlined here are, if anything, more profound and will be more enduring than my brief descriptions may suggest.

The relative merits of each of the expansion hypotheses may be more fully appreciated given a brief outline of our current understanding of cortical development (Fig.  2).

Hansen retires after 22 years, with the punditry lineup of Phil Neville, Alan Shearer, Robbie Savage and Rio Ferdinand all briefed to be more controversial.