Sentence examples for shorter title from inspiring English sources

Within the year, the program began its long run on northern New Jersey's WBTB -- later to become WTVG, Channel 68 -- along with a shorter title, the "Uncle Floyd Show" because "it didn't fit in the TV Guide," Mr. Vivino cracked.

Developers were then asked to upload new versions of the app with a shorter title.

And does a shorter title make a scientific paper more likely to be cited?

First, his position could use a shorter title or acronym.

Issue 10 used the new, shorter title on the cover and spine, but reverted to Beyond Fantasy Fiction for the table of contents.

A shorter title may also be better.

Papers with shorter titles get more citations, study suggests.

For papers published in 2007 and 2008, the link between shorter titles and higher citation numbers was relatively strong.

In general, they found that journals that publish papers with shorter titles receive more citations per year (see graph, above).

However, a negative association between title length and citation count has been made by Paiva, Lima and Paiva [16], and shorter titles might be more frequently cited because long or confusing titles may act as deterrents to further reading [22].

Because online databases also search in article titles, an article with a long title can be expected to appear in the result list of more searches than articles with shorter titles.