Sentence examples for concisely stating from inspiring English sources

Crowdsourcing efforts like these are highly scalable, to be sure, but their transactional nature requires clearly and concisely stating both the problem and its solution.

Are the aims of the manuscript and the results of the data clearly and concisely stated in the abstract?

8. Principles of the science of colour, concisely stated to aid and promote their useful application in the decorative arts / by William Benson.

Does the abstract clearly and concisely state the aim of the case report, the findings of the report, and its implications?

Concisely stated, the law says that up to 40 lashes and a fine should be assessed anyone "who commits an indecent act which violates public morality or wears indecent clothing".

The principle illustrated by the example so frequently quoted (which concisely states the case in hand) "that a promise made to one for the benefit of another, he for whose benefit it is made may bring an action for its breach," has been applied to trust cases, not because it was exclusively applicable to those cases, but because it was a principle of law, and as such applicable to those cases.

But as the wife of one of my Marines so aptly and concisely stated, "It's a good life.

As Stratton so concisely stated, 'Dead bugs don't mutate' [ 17].

In all your literature and requests, make sure you clearly and concisely state what the cause is.

This will allow Alice to encode the target more concisely than stating the target structure using a null model.

At last he took ownership of what he called "my proposal," stating concisely three concrete ways the bill would improve America's broken health care system.