Sentence examples for rather abbreviated from inspiring English sources

NEVER before in Thailand's admittedly rather abbreviated experience of democracy have the voters placed so much power in the hands of one politician as they have just given Thaksin Shinawatra.

Barks shows promise but her role is rather abbreviated.

Once again, we've got a rather long end section today, so we're going to present our wrap-up of the week's news in rather abbreviated fashion.

Such expressions are instead abbreviated Russellian descriptions.

Performers will take the stage after sundown, with their full concert productions, rather than abbreviated performances typical of multi-act festivals.

Counselling and testing was performed in a designated and physically separate room, utilising a full VCT protocol rather than the abbreviated PITC protocol (see Figure 1 for a description of the observed HTC process and client flow).

Despite the apparent lack of benefit from the non-cross-reactive regimen in this setting, the role of a novel regimen for non-responders completing an entire, rather than an abbreviated, course of preoperative treatment is unknown, as are long-term effects on outcome.

Second, the more common way to express the intrinsic decay rate of a radioisotope is through its half-life (abbreviated t1/2) rather than through the decay constant λ.