Afterward, he would send in his articles through Western Union, all of them bearing what a former colleague described as his "commitment to succinct, precise, brief, direct writing".
Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism (Zero Books) is a brilliant, succinct and brief analysis of the social, political and psychological structures in place today.
Some Web sites have a succinct vision with brief elaboration and in others the mission is expressed in a large multi-part strategy document.
The most basic way of saying no without ruining anyone else's day is to clearly and plainly say "no," followed by a brief, succinct reason why you said no. Contrary to popular belief, there's no need to lie or make up an excuse if you don't feel yours is good enough – remember, everyone has felt the same way you do right now.
SIGN's founding principles proposed direct links between evidence and recommendations, offering a brief and succinct quick-reference guide for clinicians. 1 Guidelines anticipated presenting brief, evidence-based clinical advice.
"Look at the Crick and Watson DNA paper or Doll on smoking – how brief, how succinct.
Everyone knows that the bright rising stars in the literature of any nation are like flowers that bloom and fade in a day; and whether that day is brief and succinct or extends over ten or twenty years, it must eventually come to an end.
Make it a succinct, clear, and very brief expression that describes your research," suggests Dean.
In a brief and succinct way, it defines a policy problem, presents a synthesis of relevant evidence, identifies possible courses of action and makes recommendations or key points.
In 1993, SIGN guidelines stated intention was to be evidence based, brief and succinct.
