Sentences with phrase «gist of the article»

The gist of that article was that the (realistic) prospect of rising home prices and mortgage...

The gist of the article comes across in the graphic below — academic economists at Canadian universities (note, this is very different from saying Canadian academic economists) examine Canadian issues in a smaller share of their papers today than at any time since the 1960's, and that share has been declining steadily over time.

Have we ALL missed the gist of this article?

There are perfunctory references to the moral ambiguities involved, but the gist of the article is that such harvesting for laboratory experiments can be clearly separated from the rightness or wrongness of abortion, can advance medical developments useful to the already born, and therefore should be approved.

As to the article's ethical deficiencies, he says that «the gist of the article is that harvesting for laboratory experiments can be clearly separated from the rightness or wrongness of abortion.»

The gist of this article — we don't know anything about anything regarding Wenger's transfer plans.

The gist of the article is» The sugar industry paid scientists in the 1960s to play down the link between sugar and heart disease and promote saturated fat as the culprit instead.»

For example, students can use a Mind Map to quickly jot down the gist of an article they have read.

Your RSS feed gives you the gist of an article in a fraction of the time it would take to read the article itself.

The gist of the article is this, everyone writes at a pretty much steady speed, so speed writing is not, as critics contend, about sacrificing quality for speed.

Whether they become uninterested or feel they get the gist of the article, they call it quits before getting to the end of it.

The gist of the article is that the financial crisis was by and large a massive financial accident that was unforeseeable.

That's the gist of my article.)

Don't recall the specific publication as it was a waiting room find, but the gist of the article was to suggest a means of preventing owners of forest tracts from selling their land to housing developers.

The gist of the article, as encapsulated by its headline («The world's best scientists agree: On our current path, global warming is irreversible — and getting worse») was far from optimistic.

Such a synopsis mechanism would be a useful tool to readers to determine where the person is coming from — did they grasp the gist of the article and have legitimate beefs with methods or analysis, or are they just trolling an idea that doesn't fit their worldview?

Unsurprisingly, the gist of the article is that judicial appointments in the current political climate tend to be skewed to favour right - wing - minded candidates.

The gist of the article is that UK - based insurance law firm BLM has announced a partnership with the London School of Economics (LSE), to develop litigation prediction models as part of a wider move into legal analytics.

The gist of the article, if there can be such a thing in a heavily statistics - based study, is that in South Carolina a woman lawyer has a better chance of advancing in her career and of becoming a judge if she has a «masculine... [more]

The gist of the article is that Justice Karakatsanis, appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada in October 2011, has «written only three decisions on her own», and therefore is struggling.

The gist of the article, if there can be such a thing in a heavily statistics - based study, is that in South Carolina a woman lawyer has a better chance of advancing in her career and of becoming a judge if she has a «masculine name.»

The gist of the article is that a UK judge was very critical of the drafter of an agreement, accusing him / her... [more]

I will give a brief translation of the gist of the article... She said in an interview with Le Devoir: «Bill 60 — including banning the wearing of religious symbols for state employees — does not infringe on the freedom of religion.»

The gist of the article, if there can be such a thing in a heavily statistics - based study, is...

The gist of the article is that a UK judge was very critical of the drafter of an agreement, accusing him / her of just using boilerplate without thinking about what it should say, or perhaps not even understanding the subject matter.

The gist of the article is about how whole life stacks up against other investments by looking at a 49 year actual case history.

The gist of the article is increasingly recruiters and companies are dismissing blankly any applicant who is currently unemployed.

It isn't perfect either, and I fully agree with the gist of your article.

For some not quite an April fools joke... and this is the gist of this article.