Sentence examples for rose shortened from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to improve her consistency, Rose shortened all her strokes, which immediately affected her timing.

Yet rising prices have shortened tempers.

A percentage of elements (0, 10, 33, or 50%%) had shortened rise times between 0.1 and 0.9 times the original value or those of neighboring elements, but with rupture completed at the same time.

This timeframe may be shortened if rising CO2 increases seagrass productivity [25] and reduces covers of calcareous epiphytic algae that smother seagrasses [26].

In an environment of rising differentiation of consumption goods, shortened life cycles of products and just-in-time production, logistic management systems become a strategic function in production systems.

These fit well in the waist, but this time the rise of the leg was shortened far past the floodwater length I have seen on Mr. Browne himself.

And you could argue that they have given rise to technologies that have shortened our attention spans, so we remember less of everything.

In the 1930s, she wrote and performed a successful radio show, The Rise of the Goldbergs, later shortened to The Goldbergs.

Scarce water and rising temperatures will ultimately shorten growing seasons and reduce crop yields, threatening agricultural lands that are an important source of revenue. .

"Because the product cycle has shortened, advertising spending has been rising faster than GDP," says Chris Dixon, of PaineWebber.

And sunny beaches aren't the only tourist attractions affected by climate change: rising temperatures could also shorten winter sports seasons.