Sentence examples for it's getting shorter from inspiring English sources

Life is short, my friend, and it's getting shorter, you bring stories like this to the table".

Because of its connection to existing car leasing companies, who ultimately hold a customer's contract, Honcker's users also typically follow the general leasing schedule, which is typically around 36 months, although Hecht says it's getting shorter, and the breaking/changing option in the new app should also influence that.

"Since Best Buy's website has always been a stepchild to the stores, it's gotten short shrift, and when they boosted Web demand by essentially matching others' Web prices, they got a bit overwhelmed," said Craig Johnson, president of retail consulting firm Customer Growth Partners.

"Summer school is a big help to kids who are falling behind, but it's gotten short shrift because it's not theirs," said Randi Weingarten, president of the city teacher's union, referring to Mr. Bloomberg and Mr. Klein.

Although the details differ, the story line is basically the same — one part of the state believes it is getting short shrift from the capital.

There's no doubt about it, the nostalgia cycle is getting shorter.

In fact, given that readers' attention spans are getting shorter, it's essential to follow this rule: Keep it simple.

Although satellites are getting smaller and the development duration is getting shorter, it still takes a long time to conduct a satellite conceptual design.

Or am I just emulating the younger generation; is it that my attention span is getting shorter?

But it's also true that culture is getting shorter.

It is winter now: the days are getting shorter and shorter, and attendantly, the nights are getting longer and longer.