Sentences with are wordier because they have an additional helping verb and sometimes the word by.

Sentences with are more clear and concise.

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Certainly! Here are examples of more wordy sentences versus clearer, more concise sentences:

Wordier:
The cake was made by Sarah for the party.

Clearer and Concise:
Sarah made the cake for the party.


Wordier:
The meeting was held by the team to discuss the project's progress.

Clearer and Concise:
The team met to discuss the project's progress.


Wordier:
The report was completed by John before the deadline.

Clearer and Concise:
John completed the report before the deadline.


Wordier:
The presentation will be presented by Tom tomorrow.

Clearer and Concise:
Tom will present the presentation tomorrow.


These examples illustrate how dropping unnecessary helping verbs and eliminating passive constructions can enhance clarity and conciseness.