Sentence examples for more succinctly will from inspiring English sources

Put more succinctly, will it be fused?

When I do post on Twitter, I often look at it through the eyes of my boss and his bosses and ask, is this congruent with the journalistic values of the institution — or, more succinctly, will it create a headache for my employer?

In an interview, Dr. Begina put it more succinctly: "School will reopen".

"To put it more succinctly, we'll earn $0 in fees on any loan that defaults on our platform," Girouard wrote on a blog post.

The interface in motion says more than I can in words (or at least, it says it more succinctly), but I'll summarize.

In fact, some neuroscientists would claim since we can see activity happening in the brain seconds before we are actually aware of having a conscious intention, that perhaps our construction of free will lays more succinctly in the "free won't" side of the free will equation.

More succinctly, and incorporating room for free will and moral culpability, evil is "knowing better but doing worse".

I'll be posing a lot of questions (hopefully more succinctly) this weekend to VR filmmakers and I'll keep you updated on whether these questions get answered.

Confucius put it more succinctly: "Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life".

That should unlock much more efficient computation, because numbers can be represented more succinctly, though Dally said his team currently isn't sure how analog will fit into the future of chip design.

Another put it even more succinctly: "I can't see that the shambles that looks to be unfolding will deliver good standards of probation work any time soon".