Sentence examples for that shorten from inspiring English sources

That has created a business: services that shorten long links.

There are also things like telomeres, the tips of chromosomes that shorten with cell division.

Many of the diseases that shorten lives and put people in hospital are preventable.

Wong told a Melbourne radio station that Shorten became abusive and used the "f-word".

The tests measure telomeres, which are structures on the tips of chromosomes that shorten as people age.

His later studies helped to produce a vaccine for Q fever, which is treated with antibiotics that shorten its duration.

He then turned the attack on the opposition leader, claiming that Shorten was saying people's houses were worth too much and was "talking down our economy".

It will continue, they say, to light bonfires that shorten its neighbours' lives, having its cake of REDD money, even as its chainsaws eat the rainforest.

But in an expanding performance universe, BMW ought to question its course of making warp-speeders that shorten trips between planets but leave the drivers in suspended animation.

The study, supported in part by N.I.H., involved telomeres — structures on the ends of chromosomes that shorten with age, causing disrupted function of the chromosomes.

But several sources have confirmed to Guardian Australia that Shorten dug in behind her candidacy, which was only unveiled publicly on Thursday.