Sentence examples for told concisely from inspiring English sources

Investors should be told concisely and clearly how these principles are applied, as well as information about the range of possible effects in differing applications of these principles.

Corporate Watch concisely told us what goes on, now we will see if the Department for Education and local authorities are listening.

He concisely told the story of the iconic former rubber worker who, upon her retirement, found out that her paychecks had been systematically short-changed, compared to her male counterparts, for most of her many years on the job.

Tengo said what he needed to say, concisely and coherently.

To hear it told so nimbly and concisely is to be helplessly swept up into it all once again.

Their best songs sound much older than they are, concisely telling stories or professing faith in Jesus.

There are optimistic elements peppering the dismal downward-sloping graphs, but for once in too long a while the conservation community have summoned the courage to concisely tell it like it is, not hide behind the isolated tales of success that typically crowd the covers of their membership quarterlies and sow cosy contentment.

Just sum up your subject concisely, tell the machine how many words (max 500) to scribe on your behalf and select whether you prefer "better readability" or "enhanced uniqueness".

Why are we still jamming up email inboxes when we could be telling our stories more concisely, and to an audience who wants to view them?

If you see your ex-partner in person and they ask what happened, tell them clearly and concisely that you are no longer interested in seeing them.

The other two areas of complaint illustrate what one of the reporters who used the phrase "right to die" described as the "collision between the precision of law and the slightly more jumbled necessity of telling a story fairly but concisely".