Sentence examples for is being short from inspiring English sources

The concept that the customer is being short changed, or cheated, is indicative of political tunnel vision.

Labour said the Welsh government is being short changed and UKIP said it would change the formula which sets the Welsh budget.

That is being short sighted.

And hey, so is being short.

Mr Burnham also frets that Britain's creative talent is being short-changed.

The public is at long last aware that it is being short-changed by the greedy short-termism of setting quotas too high.

To this day, an I.P.O. with a big first-day jump is considered a success, even though the company is being short-shrifted.

Mrs Turney says she has written to the manager who wrote the letter to say she thinks Nationwide is being "short-sighted".

Using the phrase "working class" therefore riles half of those listening and so they believe their child is being short-changed.

Pity he wasn't here earlier, when he could have heard Ed Miliband being quite blunt that Google is being short-term in its tax affairs – and using its S-1 filing as the stone to hit it with.

The average college is being short-changed by £600,000, claims the Association of Colleges, which has joined forces with the Secondary Heads Association to call for immediate government action to increase their funding.