Sentence examples for to summarize then from inspiring English sources

To summarize, then, the true Romney plan is to create an economic boom through the sheer power of Mr. Romney's personal awesomeness.

To summarize, then: in just one month, the United States has worked with our international partners to mobilize a broad coalition, secure an international mandate to protect civilians, stop an advancing army, prevent a massacre, and establish a No Fly Zone with our allies and partners.

To summarize then, no, policy does not grow on trees or in ELSI scholars' fanciful imaginations, but, to be viable, it needs courage, nurturing and rigor…for there is always the possibility of turbulent weather along the way!

These reports were recorded and summarized then fed back to the group feedback and feedforward.

Summarizing, then, a principal is the unforgeable identifier attached to a virtual processor in a list-oriented system.

Manifest content analysis was used whereby the meaning units were summarized, then coded and then condensed into categories [ 39].

I took "evolutionary developmental biology" as the title for my 1992 book (Hall 1992), which set out to summarize what was then known about the origins of the field, its history, and its role in contributing to the evolutionary process.

A supervisor couldn't find Kim's name in a loose-leaf binder of rejected applications, gave Kim two minutes to summarize her qualifications, and then scheduled a phone interview with the manager for that night at eight o'clock.

The event, said Holdren, was an example of the president's "remarkable ability to assemble a roundtable of people who he had reason to believe have some useful information to share on an important issue of the day … and then to summarize the discussion in a format that is much more than the sum of its parts".

Then to summarize, out an initial software development investment, the Virtual Hospital cost per patient/year was 120 euros (or 70 euros without posting service cost medication delivery to patient home).

Therefore, we propose to combine different types of measures and then to summarize them by looking at a set of true associations as guiding examples.