Sentence examples for can summarised from inspiring English sources

Referring to the business and administration economic literature, the international economic literature and the transportation economic literature, we can summarised the main motivations, driving horizontal, vertical and conglomerate integrations, as follows [among the others, 3, 9, 21, 24, 30, 35]: 1a) Increasing market or political power   1b) Defending market share  .

These can summarised as barriers related to: goal setting for diabetes care (potential over emphasis on tight glycaemic control); potential resistance to task shifting within the context of scarce human resources; and barriers in access to care posed by overburdened appointment and referral systems to podiatry that can mean that only proactive patients access this specialist care.

"I can't really put into one word what it is all about, how I can summarise it, but it's been a really good meet for me".

IF A single word can summarise America's view of its role in the world, it is "leadership".

Having spoken to a lot of people about this, I think I can summarise the modernisers' argument for them:1.

The salient critique of Mr Weiner is the same as it was two weeks ago, and we can summarise it thusly.Legally, that's not a bar to holding office.

We can summarise her arguments thus: the only way the chaplains program can continue on now is via the states; and the implications of the judgment are reasonably narrow.

"Of course there's a big red flag here: you can summarise a whole room full of poeple through statistcis, but when you're describing an individual you're gonna get into trouble.

While a profile can summarise who you are and what you have to offer, they're not always popular with recruitment consultants and it will set a negative tone for the whole CV if it's poorly written.

We can summarise his argument this way.

We can summarise our main findings as follows.