Sentence examples similar to condense timeline from inspiring English sources
Here's a very, very condensed timeline of the big events.
That infuriated scores of advocates who collected signatures in just one week — a drastically condensed timeline — only to watch their work rendered moot because of a government error.
She believes the benefit to consumers of quicker action outweighs the challenges card companies face with a condensed timeline.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest listed two other recent examples of nominees making it through in even more condensed timelines — Bob Gates' nomination as secretary of Defense in 2006 and Michael Mukasey's nomination for attorney general the following year.
Quip is the latest, promising "a special focus on streamlining and condensing your timeline", including showing conversations in their entirety.
In a sign of mounting nuclear anxiety around the globe, the conference timeline is extremely condensed by U.N. standards.
With bigger and bigger data sets originating from various heterogeneous sources that span several concepts, dimensions and timelines, it is becoming an art to condense the wealth of information into good and easy ways to capture visual pictures.
Since users have to condense their thoughts into bite-size knowledge nuggets, it's easy to learn a lot while quickly scrolling through the timeline.
But my questions condense.
