Sentence examples for shortened over from inspiring English sources

Moreover, "careers have been shortened" over the decades "by the speed of life and the demands placed on singers early on," he said.

Benefit duration has been shortened over the years and since 2011 it has been 2 years (2 ½ years).

These early vests were in fact longer than the coats that covered them, but they gradually shortened over the years: By the middle of the next century the waist of the vest was where it is today.

Alfred was responsible for spreading the West Saxon style of administration, dividing areas up into "shires" or shares of land, each shire with a nominated "reeve" responsible for keeping the peace - the title "shire-reeve" becoming shortened over time to sheriff.

The tail is shortened over time, and, when it is short enough, the mRNA is enzymatically degraded.

The mean PRT shortened over time with the first cluster requiring an average of 64.8±47.3 hours to the last cluster's 25.2±38.2 hours (SRCC  = −0.547, p<0.0001) (Figure 4C).

Xi demanded meetings be shortened, over-the-top welcoming ceremonies ditched and wordy, meaningless speeches be abandoned, as he sought to cut red tape and make the country's bureaucracy more efficient and less prone to graft.

Bad posture can cause chest muscles to shorten over time as your shoulders slump forward.[20].[20]

In order to reduce stresses on the airframe, the fuselage was strengthened and wings were "shortened" by over eight ft each, resulting in a wingspan of 45 feet with the tips made square-cut and ailerons moved from the end of the wings to an inset position.

The squad announcement is the second in the new era under coach Peter Moores, whose first match ended with victory over Scotland in a 50-over game shortened to 20 overs because of bad weather.

Conclusion: The TVT does not seem to contract or shorten over a median observation period of 1.6 years.