Sentence examples for just a summary from inspiring English sources

That's just a summary of what we did.

But why not offer the entire rule — not just a summary — before turning people away?

We won't get the full legal advice from the attorney general, according to the BBC, but just a summary.

The Tory leader, David Cameron, has called on Doncaster council to make public the full case review, not just a summary.

"The statement of objections won't necessarily be the commission's final word on this case," this person said, adding: "It's just a summary of the objections identified at this specific point in time".

So a large accounting firm and my accountants have been working for months, because it's big and complex, and they've put together a statement, a financial statement, just a summary.

In this case, Bachmann appears to be citing the self-published book "Presidential Perks Gone Royal," by Republican lobbyist Robert Keith Gray, though one wonders whether she actually read the book — which is only 131 pages — or just read a summary that appeared in the Daily Caller, since many of her points are highlighted in the Daily Caller article.

While the model is just that and not merely a summary of the realists, it will serve all well if the authors re-craft the text to bring clarity and avoid concerns in about what the authors mean to convey.

People who are avidly following a story get the same content as people who just want a summary.

One diplomat said that unless there is consensus on the council which remains deeply divided it will just be a summary of different positions.

The United States Commerce Department just released a summary of the results of a trade meeting between United States and Chinese government officials that occurred in Chengdu on Sunday and Monday.