Sentence examples for whatever is short from inspiring English sources

Churchill was sometimes called Winnie and Attlee Clem, but never officially; Eden was never Tony, nor Macmillan or Wilson Hal, or whatever is short for Harold.

Furthermore, he expects the economy to weaken further, and the European sovereign debt crisis "to be with us for some time, regardless of whatever is arranged short term, and it will end up hurting many banks".

They say I was dead for about two minutes, or whatever is just short of so long you have brain damage.

"Whatever is the shortest possible answer".

What are you here to teach me?" In time, I've come to recognize that by embracing whatever is present, I am short-circuiting my autopilot negativity to what I don't like or want.

Make sure whatever you use is short, to allow the toad to hop in and out of it.

"Temporary" too easily becomes "permanent" in this city, and that means whatever is built, even in the short term, should not detract from the architectural excellence demanded elsewhere at ground zero.

But VCs should give a clear answer after a couple of weeks, and do whatever is necessary within this relatively short time frame (multiple meetings, partner meetings, etc).

But because management is so focused on share price and because share price depends heavily on current company earnings, strategic focus has grown ever more short term: do whatever is needed to hit next quarter's earnings target.

Or: "Whatever you're short, I'll write the difference".

3. Dark Pact, etc. Whatever is a blade and/or trap, goes with the battle being more shorter.