Sentence examples for short changes from inspiring English sources
verb
Third person singular of short change
"Victorians will once again be collateral damage as Malcolm Turnbull short changes our state, and cravenly pursues votes at the WA election," Pallas said.
But Eric Fish, the author of China's Millennials: The Want Generation, believes that definition short changes a diverse 250 million-strong group who are themselves now facing major hurdles as their country's astonishing economic boom loses steam.
Joseph A. Beaudoin, president of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association, said the Labor plan "short changes FECA recipients". The plan, he added, fails to account for FECA disadvantages, including the inability of injured employees to increase their salaries through raises and promotions.
While the lump sum may seem like a windfall, it often short changes the retiree.
But our new Newsroom will have failed if it short changes our radio bulletins or website.
But that is a formula which the political consensus in Wales says short changes Wales.
It short-changes its subject.
MPs' time-sharing short-changes their constituents".
But it short-changes the viewer.
"I'm not going to go out and do something that they feel short-changes them".
In Britain, the centrally prescribed welfare to work system short-changes the young unemployed.
