Sentence examples for we summarily from inspiring English sources

(I keep a file of favorite NatSpeak gaffes over the years — "the right or left" became "the writer left"; "a case we summarily dismissed" became "a case we so merrily dismissed"; and "oxymoron" once became "ax a moron," which is often a tempting idea).

Implementation of this and related policies, particularly by the federal governments, suffers from acute and chronic deficits that we summarily document.

In this review, we summarily comment on the key advances in the design of CPs using mixed-ligand synthetic strategy and discuss the relationship between the specifically selected mixed organic ligands and the resulting CPs.

In this section, we summarily describe the on-going study, review reports that possibly shed light on the biological plausibility of surgery-related CJD transmission, and propose principles for re-classification of surgical procedures.

In Alexandria, Egypt, where we lived until we were summarily exiled, like all of the country's Jews, that's what you did when someone was different.

It is important to remember, however, that we no longer live in an age where we can summarily execute those who are responsible for the gravest of atrocities.

If we exaggerate or embellish, people are quick to point it out and we are summarily kicked to the curb.

That's why, back in the New Age days of yore, Leonard Orr created "Rebirthing," a technique that uses deep and continuous breathing in order to regress and relive one's birth trauma and heal that primal wound, that original separation from what we knew to be the very source and home of our Being before we were summarily dumped off in a completely bizarre situation.

After a year my child did not "click" with a teacher, and we were summarily thrown out — with no other option.

When we conclude summarily that an allowable exposure would yield a precise point estimate of, for example, no more than 1-in-10,000 excess cancer risk, we know that many individuals will instead face a risk of 1-in-1,000, or even higher.

In an average evening's viewing we are likely to witness several parts and projects for which we never got seen, or if we did, were summarily discarded.