Sentence examples for will take shorter from inspiring English sources

As summers become hotter and drier in southern Europe, the JRC study predicts that people will take shorter holidays, and take more of them outside the current peak season.

They will take shorter showers, flush less frequently and learn to embrace gray water.

It is expected that if a woman delivers in upright position the process will take shorter than in supine position.

However, in a clinical setting where technical skills, including pathologies and technical challenges are assessed, the global rating will take shorter time to perform, allowing more cases and raters to be involved in the assessment, which will increase reliability.

Companies will take short-term measures to bolster their share prices in response to activists, and activists themselves are only in it for the short-term lift, not the long-term health of the company.

Of course, the punishing firms will take short-term losses too during their period of underpricing.

While some will take short content (like vines) and elongate them (just as VineTune has done), other brands will work on taking something traditionally longer (like a movie trailer) and pack it into a six-second clip.

(Adam, age 54, interview) And, when I'm walking or if I have to run for any reason, I'll take shorter strides.

It'll take short-term pain.

Due to the blood shifting into your chest cavity and the compression on your body, you will have to take shorter, quicker breaths when exercising in the water.

Your oldest dog will be more distracted by the new sights and smells surrounding it, and will probably take short notice to the newcomer.