Sentence examples for rather compressed from inspiring English sources

"This number of fires in this rather compressed time period is something new to me".

They say this means Australia should give the boat people a fair hearing and not send them to a country such as Sri Lanka, where some may fear for their safety.The government has acknowledged that the 41 people from the earlier boat were given a rather compressed form of screening before being handed over to Sri Lanka.

However, in Sweden, before the introduction of the EITC, labor force participation was already high from an international standpoint, the wage structure was rather compressed, and wage flexibility was relatively low, which pushes in the opposite direction and suggests that the effects of EITC might be smaller.

Thucydides's rather compressed version of these events is: "and making themselves masters of the river and two-thirds of Memphis, addressed themselves to the attack of the remaining third, which is called White Castle".

The Dreamliner uses twice as much electrical power as comparable jets, because it employs electric motors rather than compressed air from jet engines for systems such as cabin air conditioning and pressurisation.

There is also DVD audio, which uses the extensive storage space on a disc for uncompressed sound rather than the compressed sound that is standard on DVD video.

And when we sat down to a meal at a restaurant he complained that he'd much rather ingest a "compressed bar of nutrients".

I suggest viewing the originals rather than the compressed versions that I've used in the post.

Instead of dumbbells, it offers Keiser machines, which use compressed air rather than iron disks and are easier on creaky joints.

But perhaps more interesting was when the verse compressed meaning, rather than extending it.

Annual layers are often clearly visible on the vertical side of a new tabular berg, which implies that the freeboard of the iceberg is mainly composed of compressed snow rather than ice.