Sentence examples for to succinctly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a succinct manner, concisely.
In an age of information overload, using infographics to succinctly relay stories and messages has never been more popular.
Paul Kennedy's article "An America adrift" (Views, Sept. 7) is a rare opinion article that manages to succinctly describe the ills of America.
Second, Mr. Romney must find a way to succinctly answer the criticism of his role at Bain Capital, the private equity firm he once led.
Sheryl Sandberg is an incredible feminist role model, and now she's managed to succinctly phrase how women often struggle in the workplace.
Norman was a mercurial man with an uncanny ear, insight and intellect, which enabled him to succinctly encapsulate a cultural phenomenon in a 90-minute time capsule.
"My day consists of sifting through citations of words in context and puzzling over how to succinctly describe the glob of dust and crud that makes up a dust bunny," she wrote.
I had to learn to write succinctly and concisely, with a good deal of precision.
When you're networking or in an interview situation, you need to be able to explain, succinctly, what you're about.
Because the paper already has a number of complex experiments that are difficult to explain succinctly, our judgment was not to add this experiment to the revised manuscript.
3.56pm BST Head to head It's 1-0 to Robson, succinctly enough.
Not wishing to go through this sort of process again and again, MuFu was developed to more succinctly recapitulate this finding and apply it to all data.
