Sentence examples for concise take from inspiring English sources

Zoltan Gera, one of Hodgson's several canny signings who scored the winner against Hamburg in the semi-final, has his own concise take on his manager's methods.

That last one was personal -- "Marty" was his student at Hayes, and Father Principe was the one who offered the filmmaker an exquisitely concise take on "Taxi Driver" -- "Too much Good Friday, Marty, not enough Easter Sunday".

"The new app makes the HealthUnlocked network more accessible than ever before and we expect more people to use the platform as a result, meaning more data is collected and users receive highly tailored recommendations," is its concise take on broadening the app's reach.

But Alterman also gives a concise take on the countervailing factors that might put China's resistance to sanctions in play: Saudi Arabia supplies China with far more oil than Iran does, and it is deathly afraid of the Iranian nuclear program.

The Final Word gives you a concise take on a complicated issue.

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.

Muzzey et al. from the same group later found that Hog1-dependent glycerol accumulation is crucial for the perfect adaption of budding yeast to simple step increase of osmotic change and they also proposed a revised concise model taking glycerol production into account [11].

Writing a good, concise business plan will take a lot more time than writing a good, long one.

This paper develops a concise approximate solution to take into account the coupling between two local eigen-modes in the PPT.

Diagnosis of intervertebral instability is based on measurement of abnormal range of segmental motion in sagittal plane through functional flexion extension radiography; however, this concise measure does not take into account the progression of segmental motion in between flexion and extension extremes.

Keep it concise: it shouldn't take more than two minutes to say the whole thing, and preferably less time than that.