Sentence examples for tremendously shorter from inspiring English sources

"There is a tremendously shorter booking window now," said Hugh Riley, interim secretary general of the Caribbean Tourism Organization, which has committed to raising $60 million for a marketing campaign to help promote the region.

Really tremendously short.

But this thinking is tremendously short-sighted.

This is tremendously short-sighted given that Redd policies are only feasible with an appropriate legislative base.

"As a policy, it is tremendously short-sighted; before the research assessment exercise the university believed the best way to attract students was to get good ratings, so they built up the department and we were awarded a five.

McBride attacks Cameron's decision to block Brown's candidacy for head of the International Monetary Fund once he had left Downing Street, calling it not just partisan but "also tremendously short-sighted", because "having Gordon run the IMF would have effectively neutralised the organisation's influence on the 2015 election.

It's tremendously short-term investing, the most momentum-oriented: Where is the stock going to be in ten minutes?

"As someone who's been in new media since 1989, I think it's tremendously short-sighted to worry about that," says Rogers.

That's not to say that the average consumer would feel the same way though — there's a tendency to consider an app store's total number of apps as some easy catch-all indicator of health, but that's a tremendously short-sighted way of looking at things.

Then we see what "totally went bananas" really means, as the confrontation escalates wildly, due mostly to Debbie's tremendously short-fuse temper when she's confronted with her own lies.

Tracking202 was founded a little over 2 years ago and have grown tremendously in the short time span we've been around.