Sentence examples for could be summarised from inspiring English sources

No sport's history could be summarised in a single gallery, but this isn't a bad effort.

Wynton has long been an advocate for a view that could be summarised as 'all jazz is modern'.

The crucial difference could be summarised in the single word "clothes"; more broadly, men were pictured as active, respected professionals.

Now they could be summarised as oil, counter-terrorism and stability.

On the basis of his testimony, his expertise could be summarised as having seen a few of these mines from the window of a private jet.

We are a white British middle income family, and I suppose my reasons for using a tutor could be summarised as 'lack of confidence in school maths teaching and awareness of how important maths knowledge and qualifications are'.

The Tories' position on the European Union could not be summarised more plainly than by their oft-repeated slogan, "in Europe not run by Europe".

"It's about getting people to check their ego at the door," continues Peter Asbill, whose official job title is global streaming lead, Google Play, but could unofficially be summarised as "playlist boss".

Of the 3329 CNVs, a majority of 2711 (81%) could thereby be summarised as 310 recurring variants (159 deletions and 151 duplications), of which the smallest common region is then reported.

This process was repeated to produce a distribution of odds ratios which could then be summarised.

52 Thirdly, in the assessment of mortality, the cause of death was not available and thus could not be summarised.