Sentence examples for now only short from inspiring English sources

The nation already has several huge public plans, including Medicare for the elderly (once reviled by conservatives, it is now only short of the flag in its popularity) and Medicaid for the poor.

Team signings in Rundle Mall are now only a short walk across the footbridge from the stadium, which hosts high-profile international matches.

Albert Edwards, a strategist at Société Générale who has been pushing his "ice age" thesis of falling bond yields and lower equity valuations since the late 1990s, argues: "We are now only one short recession away from Japanese-style outright deflation".The big fall in government-bond yields has had a similar impact on corporate borrowing costs.

It is now only a short time until Saint Urho's Day, named after the holy man who drove the grasshoppers out of Finland.

Thus, although still imperfect and falling a bit short of the quixotic goal of offering an all-in-one portable device that offers convergence of all essential for ubiquitous information and communication access, we are now only a short time away from having such capability.

In the FD condition, there were 4 lines as in the 4L condition, but the shortest line was now only 10% shorter (12°) than the other 3 lines (Fig.  2 c).

Now, its only short-term hope of adding major properties to boost the NBC Sports Network rests with coming Nascar and Big East Conference talks.

As I see it, Apple is now the only short-term hope for true carrier disruption.

Now only a few short months later he has let them down again and this time on something important.

Thanks to gains in nutrition, we've had a growth spurt and a typical American guy is now only an inch short of his Cro-Magnon ancestor.

And this unbroken streak of daily snowfall is now only one day short of Buffalo's second-longest: 24 days, from Dec. 9, 1985, to Jan . 1 , 1986