Sentence examples for much shorter span from inspiring English sources

While that timetable conforms with the current recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics — which suggests that mothers exclusively breast-feed babies for six months and continue for 12 months if possible — it represents a much shorter span of breast-feeding than practiced by apes or a vast majority of modern humans.

And again, in a much shorter span.

The massive capacity of containerized ships meant that many more shipments would arrive in ports in a much shorter span of time.

A few million geeks and professionals may have used RSS readers like Bloglines, but compare that to Facebook's 500 million users or Twitter's 100 million+ users — users gained over a much shorter span.

Using NGS technologies, a large number of ecotypes have been sequenced in a much shorter span of time [ 5].

To gauge the rate of turnover of hotspot locations the process must be examined across a much shorter span of time than the divergence of humans and chimpanzees.

American winemakers, over a much shorter time span, have done the same thing.

GQ's timelessness has been replaced by a sense of urgency and a much shorter attention span.

THOUGH ancient Egyptian artists set their sights on eternity, modern-day curators have a much shorter time span in mind.

And while house cats can live 10 years or so, feral cats have a much shorter life span, three or four years".

"Spain is doing a lot of the things Germany did ten years ago, but in a much shorter time span and tougher global conditions," he says, pointing to falling labour costs, rising exports and booming Spanish car factories.