Sentence examples for more condensed election from inspiring English sources

Considering our present chaos in 2016 however, it is certainly worth considering a shortened and more condensed election cycle with less focus on big money in politics.

Now things are more condensed and organized.

Even maths uses metaphor; and this is where more condensed forms of poetry join in.

The spacious, woodland site has allowed a simpler plan, which may adapt more readily to change than more condensed buildings.

In contrast, avian feathers have a more condensed stem cell niche which may be responsible for feather morphogenesis and cycling.

In contrast, avian feathers have a more condensed stem cell niche, which may be responsible for cycling.

Mr. Price's new works extend his play with biomorphic volumes and richly textured surfaces, but they have become more condensed and more animated.

Bring Up the Bodies is more condensed than Wolf Hall in that it charts the nine months of events in 1535 that lead to the execution of Anne Boleyn.

It is more condensed than our previous typeface — with the result that the words-per-page tally has hardly been affected.

For some, it was a full back-and-forth conversation, for others a more condensed script of short phrases or keywords.

"Life cycles seem to get ever sorter: the time that you have to make your business and make your money gets ever more condensed," he said.