Sentence examples for much shorter time span from inspiring English sources

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

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

I believe if MIT were to offer a so-called "Golden Handshake," it would be able to reduce the staff by 400 or more positions in a much shorter time span.

"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.

However, mobile phone users expect giant leaps in progress over a much shorter time span.

For analysis of the expression changes in roots, a much shorter time span seemed to be suitable.

In this study, we investigate if and to what extent estimates of long-term erosion rates are consistent with information obtained over much shorter time spans for the Loam Belt of Belgium.

An example spanning a much shorter time range is a concept for formal events like weddings," he said.

Twin-bearing moms also had slightly shorter time spans between having children.

Too much content taught in a short time span means the brain cannot process it and won't retain it.

The 'Lateglacial' period (∼14.7 11.7 cal ka BP) eruptions of Mount St Helens and Glacier Peak in the Cascade Range deposited ash layers (tephras) within a short time span across much of western North America where they form event-stratigraphic marker layers or isochrons.