Sentence examples for most summary from inspiring English sources

As even the most summary history of Habima and Goset suggests, their story is extraordinarily complicated.

But like most summary descriptions — accurate only at a great enough distance — you'll find it deeply misleading when you actually get there.

She told the Belfast Telegraph on Friday: "The SAS shot him dead in 1986 when he was on 'active service', so he met judgment in the most summary way.

We found the means of the distributions for most summary statistics to be very similar between the two subgenomes, but when pairs of all homeologs were compared, correlations were generally low for diversity and neutrality estimators (Table 2).

He expressed his desire for the agent to avoid collecting the slaves as payment, but tellingly instructed his new agent to "dispose of them in the most summary way possible" in case nothing else could be collected.

I would go as far as any man in favor of the sharpest and most summary enforcement of order in court and obedience to decrees, but when there is no need for immediate action contempts are like any other breach of law and should be dealt with as the law deals with other illegal acts.

Most summaries are linked to copies of the instrument or to purchase instructions.

(Most summaries of Freud's theory mistakenly describe laughter as a release of repressed emotions themselves).

Most summary-level results are available for download as a subset of the NHLBI Genome-wide Repofitory of Associations between SNPs and Phenotypes (GRASPdb) [ 38].

However, in the meantime, most of the improvements identified were generic, and not specific to the type of medicine, and would be applicable to most summaries.

The Summers-Balls report – "The Report of the Commission on Inclusive Prosperity" – is the most comprehensive summary.