Sentence examples for which he summarises from inspiring English sources
This is the "central contradiction of capitalism", which he summarises with a Marxian turn of phrase: "the entrepreneur inevitably tends to become a rentier, more and more dominant over those who own nothing but their labour.
11.58am BST Other views from intelligence community In an analysis piece, Nick Hopkins writes that not everyone in the intelligence community supports Sir Andrew Parker's views, which he summarises as "the public doesn't have a right to know anything that MI5 deems sensitive".
But what does the deal actually mean Mr Armstrong's memo says the acquisition fits into his firm's "80 80 80" focus, which he summarises as follows: "80% of domestic spending is done by women, 80% of commerce happens locally and 80% of considered purchases are driven by influencers".
It was while Galileo was under house arrest that he wrote one of his finest works, Two New Sciences, in which he summarised the work he had done some forty years earlier, on the two sciences now called kinematics and strength of materials.
From his economic and social policies – attract foreign skills and investment to expand natural resource exports to pay for social investments: the classic neoliberal package – to his attitude to the guerrillas, which he recently summarised as "more lead", he seems to be following where Uribe led.
Darwin also began work on a short abstract summarising his theory, which he would publish in 1859 as On the Origin of Species.
For nearly 30 years the masters of the criminal justice system had resorted to a belief which they summarised in two simple words: "Nothing works".
" On his return home, Mr Netanyahu is scheduled to hold meetings which will summarise what he believes he achieved in London.
Which nicely summarises his professional concerns too.
Which neatly summarises the history of popular music.
Crashlands Android/iOS (£4.22/£3.99) The developers say this game is a "crafting RPG", which neatly summarises its gameplay.
