Sentence examples for put succinctly from inspiring English sources

Put succinctly, Porsche succeeded in product innovation by designing the Cayenne around what customers valued and what they were willing to pay for.

"Put succinctly, he rejects as irrelevant the process of rational, scientific inquiry, replacing it with a single, universal rule," Dr. Caves wrote.

The heart of the administration's argument can be put succinctly: He's got bad weapons, he's shown he will use them, and he's had his chance.

Put succinctly, "Employees who work sick endanger business profits by putting the health and productivity of other workers – as well as customers and the public – at risk". Paid sick leave is also, frankly, a public health issue.

This idea was put succinctly by Dr Laurence Buckman, chairman of the BMA's GPs committee: "Having a large number of GPs signed up to consortiums doesn't prove they are in favour of the reforms.

This mode of analysis is based on the conceptual and methodological work I developed in my book,Territory, Authority, Rights (Sassen, 2008); put succinctly it proposes that to explain the x (in this case, foreign land acquisitions) requires a focus on the non-x (in this case, that larger assemblage of elements that amounts to a structural enablement and embedded governance).

"The founder of the university, as of the Standard Oil Company," as Robert Morss Lovett puts, succinctly and memorably, "was John D. Rockefeller, a Baptist.

As one of the cohort teams puts succinctly, you're good separately but you're magic together.

Put more succinctly, will it be fused?

ROD PAIGE, America's education secretary, put it succinctly.

A Syrian journalist in Jordan put it succinctly.