Manufacturers need to find a way to succinctly manage multiple suppliers across a number of regions.
"Things collapse" says David (Elliot Villar) succinctly and sadly, toward the end of the play.
"Today Aimee has finally spoken her first words, " Andy Copeland wrote succinctly, promising more details later.
It was a noble and important undertaking succinctly presented with a quiet confidence by Ms. Pinder.
This think piece is very thought-provoking, succinctly put and cries out for a really good discussion.
As succinctly stated by Saugatuck CEO William McNee, cloud information technology enables new ways of doing business.
' It describes succinctly and accurately the investment style that guided Windsor while I was in charge.
The shift from print to digital, as Tom Vander Ark so succinctly puts it, is upon us.
Crossbencher Lord Owen said Lord Marks had "succinctly explained what this bill needs".
Justin said succinctly that NoSQL is a movement for choice in database architecture.
John Stossel succinctly and entertainingly deals with numerous topics for which what we think we know is indeed wrong.
As Judge Holmes succinctly stated in deciding the case, not appraising what was actually donated is a big problem.
They called it muruwah, a complex term that is difficult to translate succinctly.
The flaws in the tax-power argument are so numerous and abstract that it is difficult to explain them succinctly.
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Kefalas said it a little more succinctly: Sandberg lives in a fantasy world.
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Succinctly, gold and the dollar are both havens for investors who are risk-averse.
Which is a rather flowery way of saying, as Lennon and McCartney put it more succinctly, I read the news today.
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He threatened to fire every member of the board, which he appoints, if the matter was not dealt with succinctly.
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Churches are committing hate crimes and more succinctly a violent criminal offence against a federally protected minority namely the gay community.
With Twitter becoming more and more popular, there's now a drive to succinctly summarise a hot topic with the perfect hashtag.
The current role of the iPhone was succinctly highlighted today by retail data and the flurry of upward revisions to GDP estimates.
In answering that perpetual question of why they hate us, to put it succinctly, it's "them, " not "us, " that is the problem.
Mike Farrar, the chief executive of the NHS Confederation, has perhaps put it most succinctly in the talks he has given on the topic.
The explanatory principle may be succinctly stated: When there exists demand for a product desire backed by purchasing power money can be made by supplying it.
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Mearsheimer succinctly and thoughtfully challenges the assumptions underpinning the present U.S. policy toward Ukraine and offers an alternative approach with which the Center strongly agrees.
Still, to sum up the in-depth review succinctly, the Nokia N80 is the best phone ever, and will remain so until the end of time.
Ryan very succinctly summed up the Randian worldview in those remarks.
To be fair, the events of the past two months have proved confusing even for adults try asking the nearest colleague to succinctly describe Occupy Wall Street.
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As Robert Peston has succinctly reminded us, she has good reason to be wary of the talk of a European "banking union" now coming out of Brussels.
The trademark blue suit, the ubiquitous handbag not far from her side and the perfect coiffure succinctly enshrined the public perception of the country's first lady prime minister.
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