Sentence examples for condensed time from inspiring English sources

In a relatively condensed time frame -- three or five years -- there will be a pretty large turnover in the way the map looks," Mr. Levin said.

My films don't have a great deal of plot, they are relatively slow paced, but the condensed time framework gives energy and a certain forward momentum".

He concedes that he condensed time but said, "I'm not going to show you a lot of blank trees with no birds in them".

It requires minutes to walk along the cobbled path from one end to another--a walk that leads you, in condensed time, through all the years of the war.

Such a condensed time frame raises the question of how hundreds of thousands of people whose current policies do not comply with the health law will obtain new coverage in time, and how millions who may qualify for subsidies will enroll.

It's much more challenging for the teachers, not to mention far more stimulating for their students, when a series of shorter stories can be taught at breakneck speed within a condensed time frame.

Left to its own devices, the brain tends to condense time.

I had read a few stories that experimented with voice in similar ways — shifting rapidly between perspectives, using pronouns rhythmically, condensing time into details — and was very much moved and inspired by them.

These objects condense time and space and help make problems clear, and they assist in the finding of solutions and exploration of possible scenarios.

So you think you can condense time you have with your kids into one happy, specific time?

In addition to drama compelling the reader forward, it condenses time (compression), heightens the stakes, and moves pel mel toward resolution.