Sentence examples for that very short from inspiring English sources

I wonder if you could both read that very short paragraph and talk a little about that.

The second reason for interest in the big-bang theory is the discovery that very short radio waves, microwaves, are observed to be reaching Earth from all directions in space.

Nor is it the case that "very short pieces" were "what the magazine called 'casuals.' " Strange to say, any piece of fiction, however extended and ambitious, was called a casual.

In a clarification that is likely to please those who have campaigned against 15-minute care visits, the reply states that "very short home care visits are not normally appropriate".

If so, then big tanks would hardly have time to trundle out of their depots, let alone get to the front line, before the battle was over.In fact, few people believe that very short, very sharp wars conducted with screens and buttons are the only kind that defence planners need to consider.

In a study of 60,058 heterosexual men and women, researchers at Chapman University found that very short men and women had fewer "sex partners" than those of average height, with underweight men and women also reporting lower than average numbers of sexual partners.

The short-term rate is substantially a function of monetary policy: the Federal Reserve sets an overnight rate that very short-term Treasury rates must generally follow.

These results indicate that very short-term EEG brain responses are influenced by prior light adaptation and the spectral quality of the light stimulus.

Apparently not, given the horrific 9/11 aftermath of that very short-sightedness.

"It has a life span that's very short.

"We are incredibly fortunate that at very short notice Edward Fox has kindly agreed to step in.