Sentence examples for always very short from inspiring English sources

Short speech, always very short.

This mutant occasionally produced a bolt over the time frame of these experiments (45 days) but it was always very short.

The argument of one respondent illustrates the opinion of several influential figures on this subject: Articles are always very short, extremely structured and predictable.

The mean fluorescence lifetimes of Trp68-only and Trp156-only are always very short (∼0.1 ns), indicating that these residues are highly quenched.

"Our approach to Europe has always been very short term, very pragmatic and very utilitarian," said Dr. Ben Tonra, deputy director of the European Institute at University College Dublin.

I've been to New York a few times already, but it's always been very short trips and taken up by meetings.

It always seemed a very short term way of exercising authority, certainly of offering guidance.

"As a songwriter I was always very focused for short periods of time and then strikingly unfocused for the other period".

In fact, there will always exist a very short path connecting the communities of any pair of randomly chosen members of the social network.

Instead, we found that turn-taking is always associated with very short persistence in escalated fights, independently of resource benefits (figure 2 b).

The defense minister, Mohammed Hussein Tantawi, always appears on the very short list of possible successors to President Mubarak, along with another septuagenarian contender, the intelligence chief, Omar Suleiman.