Sentence examples for concise case from inspiring English sources

"We kept this to a short, concise case: Was Eric's business stolen?

By contrast, even Mr. Kerry's supporters say he has yet to offer a concise case against Mr. Bush or one for his own presidency.

With "Hollywood Left and Right," Ross, a historian at the University of Southern California, provides concise case studies of movie-industry influence, from the silent-film era to the present.

Hari Kondabolu's brilliant 2017 documentary The Problem with Apu made a concise case that the show's bad South Asian caricature was long overdue for an update, but so far, the show has avoided facing the issue, save for one pitiful attempt to address it during an April episode.

This is a nice concise case report to increase our awareness of the availability of the new non-invasive tool (RCM), which can aid in early diagnosis of melanoma and hence, reducing the number of benign lesions excision especially for patients with atypical melanocytic nevi syndrome.

They also related them during the research interviews, providing concise case summaries: ESP 1: The things that we generally look for are that his sleep is being disturbed on a nightly basis, he's describing a level of activity that's unacceptable to him, his pain relief is not really helping him, um and he is fit and well.

Specific and concise TB case management guidelines including communication, treatment algorithm for both positive and negative cases and patients follow-up have to be developed and adequately trained.

His reasoning was concise: "No case".

Although similar conclusions hold for the general case, concise effects on the ensemble spread are difficult to analyze.

The ruling is clear and concise, making the case that the All Writs Act cannot be stretched to cover the blanket license to compel private companies to extract customer data from locked devices that the government wants.

While being very handy for simple use-cases, concise definitions can become very long (e.g., when covering several different alleles by enumerating their tag SNPs), because the formalism offers no means for defining intermediary classifications (such as haplotypes as and intermediate between raw SNPs and associated phenotypes).