The need for concise reading matter, so well met by Time and Life, was met even more successfully, in terms of circulation, by an American magazine that reprinted in condensed form articles from other periodicals.
Chief Moose was concise, reading from a carefully prepared note of a few sentences, in pursuing an electronic cat-and-mouse game with the sniper, who once before showed an urge to contact, if not taunt, his pursuers.
The pitch is clear: users have a central repository which offers them a clear, concise reading of their biometric data.
I have been traveling the country lately to talk about my new book, Clean Energy Common Sense, an accessible, concise read--something you could finish on a plane ride or during your commute--about the problem of climate change and how we can solve it.
A further 37 articles were excluded failing to meet eligibility criteria, based on a concise reading of the full articles.
When I had the privilege of enjoying daily interaction with readers as editor of the i, readers would say the same thing, before telling me kindly that they loved i, because it was "a concise, quality read for only 20p".
He often gives the book as a gift because it's concise, easy to read, and profound.
The news is concise; I can read the whole paper, which I was never able to do with The Guardian, which was my paper for years.
These exemplars impressed the group with their attractiveness (bright colours), readability (easy to read), concise and relevant information.
The chapters tend to be concise, easy to read and with nice case presentations to underscore specific principles of management.
