Aim for a concise, one page letter with a formal tone and get to the point.
Admissions committees look for a concise, detailed, well-written statement revealing the applicant's individuality.
(Have a look at the vibrato section of the Dolmetsch site for a concise thumbnail of the issues).
When I asked Edwards last week for a concise description of his Iraq position, he said, "Let's start leaving".
Readers who look to "Lone Wolf" for a concise explanation of why Mr. Rudolph did what he did will not find one.
For a concise description of the process of adaptation and the role of beneficial mutations in it, see Orr, H. A. 2003.
"Sketchy Deal" — In his first debate with Mr. Romney, the president stumbled about for a concise way to question the Republicans' economic and tax plans.
For a concise model evaluation, the different phases of the hydrograph have to be considered in multi-metric frameworks with appropriate performance metrics.
However, now I'm applying for jobs I am having problems with some of the questions on application forms - specifically one that asks for "a concise account of your relevant scientific experience and achievements".
Moreover, publishing the MPC's minutes together with the policy decision is not a good substitute for a concise statement that summarises the rationale for the decision of the majority.
Ms. Shuch, a San Francisco choreographer with, by her own admission, a limited command of theatrical terminology, was groping for a concise way of telling them to be more aware of their physical choices.
