Sentence examples for who summarizes from inspiring English sources

I'll just quote the blogger Duncan Black, who summarizes this as saying that "when we replace the Marines with a pizza, we'll call the pizza the Marines".

A review recently published by the World Health Organization (WHO) summarizes the weighted average NNS to find one case of TB in different risk groups in different epidemiological situations [ 2].

They brought in experts who summarized the politics of the region around Guriceel.

"You could see them become animated," Mr. Manning said, who summarized their sentiments as, "Please take us with you; we want to come along".

"Do what you have to do," the mayor told her, according to two aides who summarized the conversation.

Students who summarize a chapter in their own words, in a few paragraphs, tend to understand the material better and remember it longer.

The union membership thus went against the leader, of their own local, Bertram A. Powers, who summarized the contract negotiations and then reluctantly urged its acceptance.

In reconstructing Gnostic doctrines, therefore, modern scholars relied to a great extent on the writings of Irenaeus, who summarized the Gnostic views before attacking them.

An operations-center assistant, who summarized the call for me over my car phone just after it occurred, made an uncharacteristic editorial comment: "It was not a good call, ambassador".

During the day, he worked for the Israeli Consulate as a chief information officer, one of three people who summarized Israeli newspaper articles for distribution to the American media.

Both say they began flirting soon after Mr. Bryant checked into the hotel, and that the woman went to his room voluntarily, according to a judge in the case who summarized some of the evidence last fall in a written ruling.