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As a general rule, you should avoid putting whole sentences onto a slide. The more text you use, the more time everybody spends reading them (and not listening to you) and in the worst case, this can make your audience completely stop following you. Usually, you can always reduce the length of a statement without losing content. For example (taken from Wikipedia GANs) ”Given a training set, this technique learns to generate new data with the same statistics as the training set” you could reduce to ”learns to reproduce the data” without losing (basically any) content.
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