Sentence examples for digest summary from inspiring English sources
In response, Ofqual Ofqual issued a "postcard" on Tuesday explaining the changes to GCSE grading, which it billed as "an easy to digest summary".
Map your strengths onto a CV, such that this document represents a quick-fire, easily digested summary of what you have to offer a potential employer.
This digest will offer a broad summary of the advances in this field, focusing primarily on carbocycles, and will be divided into two main parts: the first will concern combining asymmetric organocatalysis with dearomatization, the second with rearomatization.
But unlike Qwiki, Wibbitz is positioned as a tool designed specifically for publishers who want to provide an easy-to-digest video summary of an article or articles' content.
And if that's still too long to digest, here's my own five-word summary for policymakers: Please.
At more than 100 pages, even a summary of the guidelines is difficult to digest, so here are a few points to help you make sense of them.
The majority stated that they did not have time to digest large amounts of information and strongly preferred a summary.
When the summary is returned, you'll find a nicely laid out digest of the five or ten most important stories that you should read at that time.
There's also a two-page summary of the key takeaways to make it as easy as possible for founders to digest.
