Sentence examples for succinctly mentioned from inspiring English sources

Some of these issues are succinctly mentioned in the Introduction but not fully addressed.

The Times put it particularly succinctly by mentioning that there is a move from traditional espionage to internet-based attacks.

The review focuses mainly on the actual nutrient-sensing mechanisms and signaling pathways, while the downstream targets and physiological outputs of the signaling pathways are mentioned more succinctly.

(1) The authors should mention, succinctly, the similarity and novelty of their current findings in respect to the paper that recently appeared in Science Express (19 July 2012 / http://www.sciencemag.org/content/337/6098/1111.abstract).sciencemag.org/content/337/6098/1111.abstract

Recounting a conversation she had with the Chamber's president, Tom Donohue, when he first mentioned the organization's free enterprise campaign several months ago, Jarrett summed up the friction succinctly.

As one viewer so succinctly put it, "It is neither great nor British!" If it were to disavow the production and consumption of foie gras, the BBC would send an invaluable message to its viewers, not to mention save the lives of some of the fascinating birds I used to educate people about on its broadcasts.

While Mikhail Gorbachev succinctly analyses the underlying causes of the problems that Russia faces today ("President Medvedev, Russia needs a new agenda," Views, Dec. 13), his conclusion centering on urging the Russian president to take the lead in setting a new agenda without mentioning the elephant in the room (Vladimir Putin, identified as the "paramount leader"), is illusory.

SAN FRANCISCO — Politely and succinctly.

Robinson spoke briefly and succinctly.

Phil Donahue succinctly tackles vexing issues.

"Drink mostly," he said succinctly.