Also, it is much easier to get responses from co-authors on shorter contributions.
The main criticism, however, is that in their pure form they do not provide enough protection to workers, particularly low skilled workers who tend to have shorter contributions densities (and therefore lower savings) and might have more frequent periods of unemployment.
While the leading chapter is always the most extensive, the shorter contributions complement it with additional analyses, overviews of research findings, or methodological comments.
His short contribution will be remembered for his brilliant assist for Tim Cahill's goal – regaining possession before crossing perfectly.
A few weeks ago on Any Questions, he managed to repeat 10 discredited claims about climate change in one short contribution.
When a book was compiled for Gianni Versace's memorial service, I was asked for a short contribution that might sum the designer up in some way.
It gets pushed into a whole new zone, though, by the otherwise wonderful experience of participating in collective writing endeavours such as the Bush theatre's recent Bible-based project Sixty-Six Books, to which I made a short contribution.
In France and Germany, where benefits are already very generous, a different reform trade-off could be pursued: extend benefit coverage to more workers with short contribution records, but reduce the maximum duration of benefits for those already covered.
Assessing the various segments, Heffer says this: "Why Max Hasting's gratifyingly short contribution on the Queen – a collection of statements of the bleeding obvious and much-loved cliches – had to be preserved for posterity will be beyond most who read it".
There's no sign of any loss of pepperiness, however, in a sideswipe in his review of a collection of political lectures in the latest Literary Review: "Why Max Hastings's gratifyingly short contribution on the Queen – a collection of statements of the bleeding obvious and much-loved cliches – had to be preserved for posterity will be beyond most who read it," the Heff harrumphs.
