Sentence examples for concise description of from inspiring English sources

When I asked Edwards last week for a concise description of his Iraq position, he said, "Let's start leaving".

For a concise description of the process of adaptation and the role of beneficial mutations in it, see Orr, H. A. 2003.

Congressional Quarterly's concise description of Lazio was, "He is a confirmed moderate who expects to wind up among the Democrats' most consistent allies".

Leiber and Stoller joyously summed up the travails of the generation gap in 1958 with this concise description of how well nagging goes down with teenagers.

A concise description of the job might be: the ability to instill soaring confidence in others while suppressing your own perpetual vulnerability.

It is a concise description of the course of Icelandic history from the beginning of the settlement (c. 870) to 1118.

The scientist's concise description of a clever contraption must be translated into different dialects of legalese to satisfy national and international authorities.

Dot and John are allowed a bit of poetry -- those measuring waves -- before the bad clam is visited upon them, and it's hard to imagine a more concise description of an Italian tourist trap.

FOR the most concise description of how fiscal self-restraint has changed in the last decade, look no further than the bill adopted last week by the House Budget Committee.

I've never seen a more concise description of "credit default swaps" – deals allowing banks to lend the same money over and over by insuring it with a third party.

That was the admirably concise description of life on Earth used by Sir David King to open the Smith School World forum on Enterprise and the Environment at Oxford University last night.