Sentence examples for concisely articulated from inspiring English sources

The distinction between scientific work and political rhetoric is increasingly blurry: the role of land administration needs to be more concisely articulated.

Hillary Clinton's political persona, as a recent NRSC web video concisely articulated, is defined by "fake accents, fake laughs, and fake concerns".

Does the candidate opine on the virtues of random forests, or can she concisely articulate the reason for choosing that model?

Clearly and concisely articulate your vision.

Here's why it's important: if your employees can't clearly and concisely articulate your business to others, you inevitably miss out on tons of sales and other opportunities.

I plan to provide a copy of this book to everyone in my leadership team". "Finally, someone has written a logically laid out book that clearly and concisely articulates the inner workings of university research funding.

Before the Mission Control management team went through our leadership evolution, most of us could not easily or concisely articulate how our most critical leadership values mattered in our management roles.

"Understanding how you fit into the big picture of the business and how the work you do contributes, and then being able to clearly and concisely articulate that to your manager, shows that you've come prepared," Smith added.

He articulated concisely the elements as well as the sources familiar to Darwin: artificial selection, the struggle for survival, competition and extinction, the way species changed into different forms by an impersonal, describable process, by a logic that did not need the intervention of a deity.

I don't believe I've heard the core of employee motivation articulated more concisely.

The manuscript has been improved but there are some remaining issues that need to be addressed before acceptance, as articulated clearly and concisely by the reviewers so there is no need to summarize them further.