Sentence examples for be summarised in two from inspiring English sources
It can be summarised in two words: not much.
If the US's principal interests in Iraq can be summarised in one word - oil - then the EU's can be summarised in two: oil and gas.
On the other end of the spectrum, there are those who embrace a view that can be summarised in two words: "anything goes".
The response of the government to a parliamentary committee report on constituency boundaries, published this week, ran to 16 pages but might be summarised in two words, the second of which is "off" and the first unsuitable for print.
Model averaged coefficients (and standard errors) are also given as an indication of the effect size Results obtained in this study can be summarised in two main findings.
Our findings can be summarised in two main groups: a) the coordination behaviours and adaptive coordination strategies and b) situational and contextual drivers including the management of challenging moments and the supporting effect of a positive climate on teamwork.
And yet... It's going to face several tough challenges once it's available, which can be summarised in three words: Minecraft, Skylanders and tablets.
Although Mr Balls has prepared a detailed response, after consulting with Labour's arch-strategist, Lord Mandelson, the contents can be summarised in four words: "I told you so"..
The best argument in favour of the Durbin-Delahunt position can be summarised in one word: Enron.
