Sentence examples for definition short from inspiring English sources

They are, by definition, short.

Always focus on the long term, because the short term is, by definition, short.

Second terms, when the central figure is a familiar and known quantity, are by definition short on novelty.

But Eric Fish, the author of China's Millennials: The Want Generation, believes that definition short changes a diverse 250 million-strong group who are themselves now facing major hurdles as their country's astonishing economic boom loses steam.

They will play in a new 6,000-seat 6,000-seatn Central Islip, where Atlantic League rivals will hardly quake over a nickname for a ballparkt in, by definition, "short in the neCentral Islipand the body more or less depressed".

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But an old man's optimism is by definition short-term.

Jobs working on the Olympics are also, by definition, short-term.

Then there is the central bank as liquidity provider or lender of last resort, lending freely but providing by definition short-term debt, not equity.

By definition, short-termism and its approach reflects executives' attempts to maximize quarterly market value, demonstrating a shareholder's return on investment an approach that can comes at the cost of a company's long-term performance.

Harbaugh uses defenders Isaac Sopoaga, Justin Smith and others in short-yardage packages that stretch the definition of "short yardage".