Sentence examples for more shortening from inspiring English sources

High education increased total lifespan, but increased lifespan free of cognitive decline even more, shortening life with cognitive impairment.

Squeeze a bit together (if it crumbles, add more shortening).

If it doesn't stick together, you have to add more shortening".

"Down the line, we're going to see more shortening on the market that does not have that problem," she predicted.

A malunion was defined as varus or valgus malalignment of 5° or more, anterior or posterior angulation of 10° or more, shortening of 1 cm or more, or rotational malalignment of 10° or more as compared with the contralateral leg.

You can get your baker to use more shortening in the icing to make sure you don't have a hot mess.

Sliders have ruined more rounds, shortened more careers and left more mental scars than all the snap-hooks, cold-tops, whiffs, slices and shanks combined.

Short-necked women or stout women should not wear too short necklace for this will make their necks more shortened.

Time constraints have also been shown to be an important factor, arising from pressure to see more and more patients, shortened hospital stays, and increased demands for documentation [ 11, 12].

But with twice as many people on Facebook today, we're more interconnected, shortening the distance between any two people in the world.

This cut entails nothing more than shortening every branch growing off the arms to five or so inches (no need to be overly precise).