Sentence examples for summarise for from inspiring English sources

It's hard to summarise for people, especially when they are seeking optimism and tales of unity.

Last year a frustrated senior translator at the European court of auditors compiled a 33-page document on commonly misused English phrases in EU publications ("to precise" meaning "to summarise" for example, or "actors" to mean "people or organisations involved in doing something" rather than "performer on a stage").

It's a difficult Six Nations to summarise for Scotland.

Campbell, in Glasgow and Zurich in his role as expert summarise for BBC Radio 5 Live, is similarly optimistic.

To summarise: For the limited scope of the experiments described in [44] and in Section 4.2.1, the RNM-based approach with DSO (" RNMDSO") can be compared to GIMME in qualitative terms as follows: GIMME is expected to have a higher success rate than RNMDSO.

To summarise, for all classifiers PNP group had significantly lower classification accuracies than the other two groups.

As our leader summarises, "for passengers, the arrival of the Gulf super-connectors is a blessing".

However, looking at the neat rows of symbols made me reflect on how rarefied this sort of data can seem when summarised for a national website.

Performance results are summarised for initial applications: sewage sludge aeration, low pressure compression and automotive superchargers.

The results of these measures are summarised for each scenario (Q7 – Q21) in Table 1.

For descriptive purposes, some baseline characteristics of patients were first summarised for survivors and non-survivors.