Sentence examples for the brief answer from inspiring English sources

The brief answer to all of these questions is: so far, hard to say.

The brief answer, from embassies and security experts and even some people in the tourism industry, is: not right now.

The brief answer is that it has taken Canadians a generation to realise that they were living beyond their means.

Asked whether there would be permanent international deployments under a Nato flag in east Europe, Rasmussen said: "The brief answer is yes.

(Goodman's comments on the question of forgery prompted a small debate on that issue, mostly represented in a collection edited by Denis Dutton [1983].) The brief answer is that authenticity matters only where there is no notationality.

The brief answer is: because the chances of finding a way to prevent or cure Alzheimer's (or any other dementia) are almost entirely dependent on research funded by the NIH.

The briefer answers recorded in this condition may be a result of the larger number of questions to answer or that some of the questions were more open, for example 'What did you do in the experiment?' is actually more open than 'Step by step experiment procedure'.

"Is there anyone who has made their national team debut later in a tournament (Euros or World Cup), such as in a semi or even in a final?" Yes, is the rather brief answer.

Nevertheless, even these brief answers reveal the potential for tasks of this type to scaffold students' adaptive expertise around modeling at the interface of physics and biology.

I respect them, they are well coached and we look forward to playing them over there," was the No 7's brief answer about the rematch in London, understandably brief given the length of the NBA season - the Raptors have played 33 games in the three months since.

Dodd, asked about housing the CFPA inside the Fed, gave a brief answer.