Sentence examples for shorter view from inspiring English sources

Mr. Krugman takes a shorter view, and demonstrates that the same group suffered dreadfully in the financial crisis, and that its plight continues today.

The Disney board has now been forced to take an even shorter view.

The hypothesis is that for less engaging videos, students are more likely to skip part of the video and search for information that is useful to them, generating more pause and search events and shorter view events.

Nobody wins intellectual hosannas for saying "Take the short view".

But the long view is more hopeful than the short view.

In A Short View, Rymer rejected all modern drama and advocated a return to the Greek tragedy of Aeschylus.

Political economists much prefer the long view, with its golden vistas, because the short view is measurable and its proponents accountable.

There are long-view liberals in Morocco who grudgingly support the King, but Jamaï takes the short view and wants to see democracy in his generation.

Yet he was an intriguer, a man to take the short view, ready to desert his friends, even turn on them, for the sake of a quick profit.

His left eye is slightly larger than the right, as if he were simultaneously taking both the long and the short view of the world's affairs.

By Donald Hall The New Yorker, March 21 , 2005P. 67 You climbed Hawk's Crag, a cell phone in your baggy shorts, View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.