Sentence examples for synopsis of some from inspiring English sources
On Friday, lawyers from Quinn Emanuel, which was hired by FIFA in the wake of last year's arrests, published a synopsis of some of the findings of their own investigation.
In this section, a short synopsis of some of the main indicators identified by participant herders is provided as part of their body of environmental knowledge.
Given all of my travels to conferences of late, I thought I might take the time to give a synopsis of some of the things that I've observed on the conference circuit.
For each issue, there is a synopsis of some of the questions policy makers are grappling with, and registered members are able to respond via either text or video comments.
From Bitcoins to consumer hardware to the changing nature of venture capital, here's a short synopsis of some of the things discussed this weekend.
In order to get a sense of the Sen Huen ritual manuscript, synopses of some relevant chapters, which are arranged by content, are provided as follows: Introductory chapter: the shaman informs the ancestral spirits why the 'Sen Huan' ritual is taking place on this auspicious day.
In this article, the key properties of azole and azine heterocycles are summarized followed by a synopsis of applications where some of these factors play a role in drug target interactions and/or potency.
The president's speech was expansive and encompassed a synopsis of his plan to address some of the nation's pressing issues.
This paper provides a synopsis of the pest situation in some developing countries and countries in transition, describes the development of an information system on forest insects and diseases and presents a summary of the kind of information that will be made available in the form of thematic studies.
A cursory glance at the synopsis of his latest novel, Love Me, published here this week, suggests some biographical echoes.
