Sentence examples for concise use of from inspiring English sources

She was primarily a painter, but in the 1980s revealed a flair for constructed sculpture, making witty and concise use of found objects and materials.

Be concise – use up to a maximum of twelve pages single-spaced 12-point text.

Wording of the scales is both simple and concise; the use of the word 'fatigue' was deliberately avoided because of its associated semantic ambiguities.

MIRACLE stores information in relational databases, where each layer corresponds to a single property, keeping the data concise through use of ids and mapping tables (Supplementary Fig. S2).

While this would indeed make the text more concise, our use of explicit descriptions (e.g. "posterior boundary of the anterior hb domain") has the advantage of being unambiguous and directly interpretable without use of a look-up table to remember which numbered boundary is which.

The census data, Mr. Cornelius said, does not allow concise estimates of use of public services by illegal immigrants.

For instance, their distinctive, concise style and use of terse language can make the sagas seem deceptively simplistic to students.

That seems concise and turns on use of a single word (in the Guardian style book, trademark).

It is important to write the statement in clear, concise prose, avoiding the use of formulaic words or phrases.

I like the fact that most articles are precise and concise, and the regular use of columnists such as Mark Steel.

Set up last Friday, @YourinAmerica is devoted to responding to Joycean formulations such as "I really hate when people sitting near us speaking in a foreign language your in America you speak American", with concise lessons on the use of your versus you're.