Sentence examples for concise it from inspiring English sources

Even when intent is clear and concise, it has not always mattered.

My copy of the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Quotations has four entries from Charles Darwin (which shows how concise it must be) and two quotations from Dawkins: both of them from this book, and one of them from the passage that gives this book its title.

To be more concise, it depends on the center of the band gap and energetic difference among the impurity level the smaller the impurity level in between band gap, the effective it is as a recombination center.

"They think they should walk you through their entire résumé." Instead, Thanasoulis, Attridge and other career and communications pros agree, job seekers should be prepared with a 15- to 30-second "elevator pitch," so-called because it should be so vivid and concise it could be delivered in the space of an elevator ride.

Though The Stanley Parable is short and concise, it pushed me to reflect on big-picture questions about game design philosophy I hadn't consciously considered in years.

Chidambaram's first statement came only two hours after the blast and was concise: it clarified that there were three and not four blasts and gave the home minister's account of the number of injured, dead and assured the media of briefings every two hours.

Not its concise take-it-or-leave-it length, nor its obvious faith in the power of sorrel and leeks and butter, nor its sensitive takes on the kinds of classics that are scratched in chalk above a zinc bar.

Keep it concise, keep it clear.

How (I ask you how) did you manage, in such a short time to conceive, construct and coin an axiom that is as concise as it is terrifying, as pithy as it is preposterous, as entertaining as it is chilling?

This code is very concise, but it is quite unfriendly in its form parsing.

Likewise, it's important to make sure your CV is concise so it's easy for recruiters to see your skills.