Sentence examples for that would shorten from inspiring English sources

It could be a chronic condition that would shorten his career.

However, many older men have health problems, such as diabetes or heart disease, that would shorten their life expectancy, and most experts agree they should not be tested.

Late in the game, Obama, who was still in the Senate, offered a seemingly innocuous amendment that would shorten the expiration period of merit-based visa evaluations.

Lewis's recent good behavior, however, and the fact that this case involves Lewis's life before he joined the league, could be mitigating circumstances that would shorten a suspension.

Securing financing for new rail lines to Lower Manhattan, projects that would shorten numerous commutes, should be made the highest priority.

But Mr. Pataki's heart beats for a different mega-project, a direct rail link that would shorten the trip between Lower Manhattan and Kennedy International Airport.

He says that if a doctor told him that running would shorten his life he'd keep doing it.

And in Washington on Friday, a senior administration official said that the administration would announce next week that it would shorten combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq to 12 months, from 15, beginning this summer.

Experiments conducted in two budding yeasts, S. cerevisiae and K. lactis, have shown recombination can replenish terminal G-rich telomeric tracts that would otherwise shorten in the absence of telomerase, as well as disperse and amplify sub-telomeric repeat elements.

When Mark was two, he was diagnosed with a respiratory ailment that would inevitably shorten his life; this knowledge haunted the family, yet they lived a nearly ideal existence.

In an efficient market, you would expect that debt would shorten up.