Sentence examples for subject briefly from inspiring English sources

So it seems worth returning to the subject, briefly.Given that the Patriarch is often dismissed as his (political) master's voice, his tone (see link to video in Russian) might surprise some.

In addition, a short diagnostic narrative is written for each subject, briefly summarizing salient patient history and discussing possible atypical presentations and diagnostic uncertainties.

In the test, subjects briefly see a small row of symbols in their peripheral vision and must judge whether the symbols are aligned horizontally or vertically.

Prior to scanning, subjects briefly viewed the images to confirm that correct gender and expression classification could be performed.

In order to improve the consistency and reproducibility of the examinations, after each image was captured, the subjects briefly moved away from the device before repositioning themselves.

If the doctors agree, letters are sent to the subjects briefly describing the study and saying that they will be contacted by phone in the following 2-week period.

He was a little bored by the subject, and briefly considered switching to P.P.E.

Dani Rodrik has just posted on the same subject I briefly addressed yesterday — why aren't US states subject to the same stresses facing European nations?

But it did not become a major problem until World War II, when planes became sturdy and powerful enough to subject pilots briefly to acceleration forces that built up to the equivalent of six to eight times normal gravity.

Although he mentioned the subject only briefly in his acceptance speech, she said, his position, the platform position and that of Mr. Cheney were all discussed at length in the local news media during the convention.

In a brief to the three-judge panel of appellate judges, Ms. Reno concluded that there was "only weak circumstantial evidence of the vice president's knowledge -- his presence at a meeting where the subject was briefly discussed -- which I do not believe provides reasonable ground to believe that further investigation of this matter is warranted".