Sentence examples for explains succinctly from inspiring English sources

He explains succinctly the constant exodus of farmers from, and the continual amalgamation of, properties in the Wimmera, in the context of the evolution of automation, beginning with the tractor and combine harvester in newly federated Australia.

Cooper explains succinctly and objectively Davis's belief in slavery as "the most humane relations of labor to capital which can permanently subsist between them," as "a moral, social and a political blessing".

He explains succinctly how the microbe manages to survive this shock and also to survive the intense invisible battle that all microbes must fight with the varied arsenals of their hosts' immune systems, the attacks of white blood cells, T cells and antibodies.

As Clara Moskowitz, writing in Scientific American, no less, explains succinctly, "A popular argument for the simulation hypothesis came from University of Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrum in 2003, when he suggested that members of an advanced civilization with enormous computing power might decide to run simulations of their ancestors.

Her words echo French, who explains succinctly: "People want to be empowered.

In 2005, he delivered an even more devastating verdict, which explains, succinctly, why the administration now faces such an uphill struggle to regain the moral high ground.

Mr. Brubeck once explained succinctly what jazz meant to him.

The company's own IPO filings explain succinctly why this is.

The chief executive of the Irish flag carrier, Stephen Kavanagh, explained succinctly how the business model of short-haul flying works.

Can you summarize a video the same way you did an article and explain succinctly to a friend what makes Rivera such an amazing pitcher?

And then he explained succinctly, and in my view correctly, what it means to be a legal document or, for that matter, any kind of document at all.