Sentence examples for in summaries of from inspiring English sources

Some of the information requested by Steele is already published, in summaries of Home Office licenses and academic papers.

Mr. Nice denied any such monitoring, adding that all the points were listed in summaries of witness's statements, which Mr. Milosevic has pointedly refused to read.

Drug company revenues (or sales) are a little different, at least as they are reported in summaries of corporate annual reports.

These combined results were published in summaries of the UK heat flow (Lee 1986; Lee et al. 1987) and it is these publications which have been widely cited when referencing these data.

In summaries of intelligence agency policies released to the tribunal, the government admits that there has been at least one case where "the potential for 'tainting' was identified".

In summaries of polling from Real Clear Politics she leads Republicans by smaller or larger margins across the nation and would have a 50-50 chance of carrying even strong red states such as South Carolina.

And in summary, of the eight broad (or in some cases narrow) "asks" three have been delivered and five have not.

What can one say, in summary, of so many astonishing performances by a man who had become a warning figure for young actors?

As the Oxford don might say, in summary of one of those essays to which those eager-eyed students will now be returning: "Some interesting ideas, but more examples and explanation needed".

"We know what we're made of," Margie Burr, the grandmother, crowed in summary of the triumphalism washing curb to curb from Federal Hill to Charles Village, from crab shack to City Hall.

(Most likely it is from an Arabic version, perhaps in summary, of the Phaedo).