Sentence examples for more concise descriptions from inspiring English sources

In particular, the present work argues that social media outlets such as Twitter broaden audiences, speed up communication, and force clearer and more concise descriptions of a researcher's work.

Dot and John are allowed a bit of poetry -- those measuring waves -- before the bad clam is visited upon them, and it's hard to imagine a more concise description of an Italian tourist trap.

I've never seen a more concise description of "credit default swaps" – deals allowing banks to lend the same money over and over by insuring it with a third party.

My Friends, a more concise description of Rotary International's purpose cannot be imagined.

This simplification also allowed a more concise description of the new methodology.

This information is usually a more concise description of the ideas, experiments, and results detailed in the scientific publications, and it usually contains a high number of content-bearing words that effectively summarize the contributions of the article.

As with any summary, a resume is a shorter, more concise description of your professional career as it relates to the job you are applying for.

A more concise and clearly stated description of the structure presented would also be helpful.

While this would indeed make the text more concise, our use of explicit descriptions (e.g. "posterior boundary of the anterior hb domain") has the advantage of being unambiguous and directly interpretable without use of a look-up table to remember which numbered boundary is which.

Names like Mr. Opportunity ("He knocks on doors and stands there. You'd be surprised how few doors get answered"), You'reright!, Small Difference, and dozens more basically just end up being pretty concise descriptions of people you already know.

Now that the emphasis is clearly on the first few sentences of the description, developers should be more concise in describing their apps, since that's all that shown by default.