Sentence examples for very much shorter from inspiring English sources

But a very much shorter stay as a voluntary patient in a psychiatric hospital automatically makes me suspect.

Then, because of the financial pressures – and in many cases, like the doctors, a noble reluctance to take action – strikes are very much shorter tactical events.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, November 18 , 1944P. 71 Eddie Martin is said to have invented the style of "acedeuce" riding; that is, with the right stirrup very much shorter than the left.

The idea, first described in the 1980s, is that the universe underwent a very rapid period of expansion, inflating a region very much smaller than that of an atom to the size of a beach ball in a time very much shorter than the blink of an eye.

The drop in prices is approximately equivalent, on a percentage basis, to that caused by the panic of 1907, although accomplished in a very much shorter time.

In the TNG episode "The Drumhead," an alien security breach on the Enterprise unleashes a wave of xenophobia and demands for security crackdowns but Picard has none of it, cautioning that "the path between legitimate suspicion and rampant paranoia is very much shorter than we think".

Careful management is likely to allow the production of a very desirable timber over much shorter rotations than were previously thought to be possible.

That's very much our short term focus.

Forbes Digital Tool: You've been quoted as saying that broadband content is very much about short-form video, what kind of content are we talking about?

Ben Kingsley praised him for his dedication to actors: "These days Hollywood heroes are very much in short supply...

"This is very much of a short-term issue," he said.