Sentence examples for succinct reading from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, "Capital Offense" does a highly informed, if decidedly opinionated, job of situating these developments within a historical context, and the book makes for useful and succinct reading at a time when the state of the economy — and President Obama's handling of the recession — are being vociferously debated in Washington and around the country.

There's also the haunting photographs of missing girls (just a few of the 700 reported missing in greater New York in 1917), as well as failed safecrackers, one of whom left his wife a succinct note reading, "Am in trouble.

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This is the trenchant insight of what has got to be the most succinct must-read on the global market meltdown: Carlyle Group co-founder David Rubenstein's presentation at the Super Return Dubai conference Oct. 15.

(0) Read a succinct summary of a topic for as long as the student wishes.

As a former health care executive for a multihospital system responsible for quality management and patient satisfaction, I applaud you for the most accurate and succinct summary I've yet read regarding the status of medical care in the United States.

When the student is assigned a topic (such as rectifiers), the student is assigned a rectifier bundle of learning resources that begins with a succinct summary description to be read.

Han is succinct about his critics' response to his blog: "If you like reading it, good, thank you.

I'd call it an epic task, if I hadn't just read the succinct explanation of Epics, from Gilgamish to Star Wars.

For days, the graffiti on the battered front door of Margaret Moran's constituency office had pointed the way: "That's Life," it read, a succinct reference to the growing inevitability of Esther Rantzen's public campaign to undermine the Labour MP.