Sentence examples for less concise from inspiring English sources
"The music's less concise than on my album".
"RE-EDITED FOR ABC TELEVISION BY ABC" would have been less concise and more embarrassing, but also more exact.
His later songs, like "Poison Heart" and "Too Tough to Die," grew darker but no less concise.
He is less concise when unscripted, or as on the stump only loosely tethered to a text, but when he's ad-libbing he makes up for whatever tightness he lacks with an emotional appeal, seeking and generally finding a level of connection to his supporters that eludes his rival entirely.
He is less concise when unscripted, or — as on the stump — only loosely tethered to a text, but when he's ad-libbing he makes up for whatever tightness he lacks with an emotional appeal, seeking and generally finding a level of connection to his supporters that eludes his rival entirely.
I did not think Mr. Romney had his best night — he was unnecessarily testy at times, both with the other candidates and the moderators, and was less concise than he might have been when talking about his support for the financial bailout in 2008.
Bob Marley, after all, sounded no less genuine with concise songs and a great band.
"We will remove the disagreements, we will remove the personalities of politics and we will come back bigger and better because one thing is for sure: Labor can't manage the economy, Labor can't manage law and order, hence one day in the future the NT will look on us to take leadership, albeit in a more concise, less personality-operated government".
The PCPs expressed a desire for concise (less than 1.5 pages) intake transition records.
Overall, PCPs prefer to receive a concise (less than 1.5 page-long) faxed intake transition record that includes clinical status, exercise test results, and risk factor status in relation to evidence-based targets.
A majority of providers stated that: 1) they received an overwhelming amount of email from public health authorities as well as health care organizations and 2) they desired less frequent, more concise and locally relevant emergency communications during a public health emergency [ 20].
