Sentence examples for like a brief from inspiring English sources

Signs that the recession is bottoming out means the pressure for more cuts is ebbing: this week, a report from the OECD suggested that growth in the rich countries could resume next year, albeit at an anaemic 0.7%.Although no one is happy to have their pay cut, many seem to like a brief break from the rat race.

Now that looks like a brief aberration.

They'd hoped the strike would pass like a brief tantrum.

This year it felt like a brief distraction from grubbier matters.

But what looked like a brief plunge has become a broad trough.

Sometimes the book gets lost in detail and reads too much like a brief.

Johnson: The Clinton campaign reached out to my office and said, "Candidate would like a briefing on the recovery effort".

Near the end of a formless answer, she came up with this bottom line: As a senator, she would like "a detailed briefing on what exactly the goals and strategies are in Afghanistan".

The evidence was so glowing that the Statistics Commission, an official watchdog, complained that it read "more like a briefing document" than a balanced presentation.

"I would like to make a brief statement about where we are now," said Chilcot.

Sketch of proof: Before diving into the full proof, we would first like to give a brief overview of the steps in the converse proof.