Sentence examples similar to short-lived gaps from inspiring English sources

Among these proteins, the neuronal ELAV-like protein HuD has been shown to bind and stabilize several short-lived mRNAs, including those encoding GAP-43 (growth-associated protein 43) and other developmentally regulated proteins (for a review see Perrone-Bizzozero and Bolognani, 2002; Deschênes-Furry et al., 2006).

But his counterpart at Shell, Ben van Beurden, argued that the fall in prices should be relatively short-lived because there was no enormous gap between supply and demand.

At one point, he was playing with as many as three bands a night, so in demand were his skills as a musician who helped bridge the gap between the short-lived skiffle era and rock 'n' roll.

His early attempts to fill this gap led to some unorthodox, and short-lived, potential career try-outs.

That longevity gap is very similar to the one we found between short-lived and long-lived corporations.

It was short-lived.

Optimism was short-lived.

Celebration was short-lived.

A short-lived success?

But short-lived.

Success short-lived.