Sentence examples for become very short from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, tempers in a theatre without air conditioning can become very short.

When the telomeres become very short, the cell starts to malfunction and show signs of ageing.

"Time will become very short if they [Greece] don't ask for an extension [by then]," he said.

The ad market has become very short term again and we continue to be cautious," he told Reuters.

As though it had passed through the hands of a newspaper headline writer, the Scottish question has become very short.

Reducing the radius of the nanofiber to below 2 nm lowers the stability of the ordered phase, so that even at zero temperature the ferroelectric order quickly diminishes, while at room temperature the relaxation times become very short.

"In a world that's become very short-term-oriented, this is an investment organization that took a long-term view," said Don Phillips, the president of fund research for Morningstar.

For large values of p≫0.1, the epidemic becomes very short but very rapid, with most individuals becoming infected (I) and eventually recovered (R).

I either don't bill the client or my lunch hour becomes very short".

If you want to give some holiday to the players, your preparation becomes very short.

Although the temperature can be increased to 1900°C, the heater lifetime becomes very short because of evaporation of Mo.