Sentence examples similar to succinct communications from inspiring English sources
Correct eponym usage allows rapid, succinct communication of complex injuries.
He recounted his first estimates hearing when the future communications minister Stephen Conroy sought an "all-encompassing, yet succinct definition of the internet".
The following companies are artfully succinct in their clear missions, straightforward business models and plainspoken communications: An old industry play on the new economy, DeVry (16) has built an empire on simplifying the complex.
The most succinct reply came from Melissa Schwartz, the deputy chief of staff and communications director for the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management: The agency placed Mr. Monnett on administrative leave for reasons having nothing to do with scientific integrity, his 2006 journal article, or issues related to permitting, as has been alleged.
His formulations were succinct.
Murphy was most succinct.
The message was succinct.
Simple, succinct, and incorrect.
