Sentence examples for extraordinarily short from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the fuel is minuscule and the laser flash extraordinarily short.

However, the time frame is "extraordinarily short," even if the summit is postponed until April.

"She completed three novels in the most extraordinarily short order," said Parkin.

In Dessau they built, in the extraordinarily short time of one year, the Gropius-designed building that became as famous as the institution it served.

Judge Gerber's approval marks yet another victory for the Obama administration, which has sought an enormous restructuring of the American auto industry in an extraordinarily short time span.

The life cycles in some of the industry's most technical products like implanted devices are extraordinarily short so you can see huge swings in market share.

Even from a purely financial perspective, this seems an extraordinarily short-sighted policy.

This is leading to the wholesale diminution around the world of libraries that care for bound books and make them available for readers, an extraordinarily short-sighted policy.In fundamental scholarship (which is what most learning and secondary research is based on), the library is the scholar's laboratory.

Put like this, almost everything we're doing today can feel extraordinarily short-sighted.

A great one to begin with is "Oh Whistle, and I'll Come to You, My Lad," which was made into an extraordinarily powerful short black-and-white film by the BBC in the sixties — I highly recommend both the story and the film (which you can find on YouTube).

Alpha particles are extraordinarily potent, short-ranged radiations with geometry uniquely suitable for selectively killing neovasculature.