Sentence examples for with far shorter from inspiring English sources

Most cities have contracts with far shorter terms.

The agency's average also does not capture the fact that maximum waiting times can exceed an hour at busy times of the day, with far shorter lines when few international flights land.

On the left, with far shorter waits — and fancier clothes — are people like Ms. Burcia, an American citizen born in Texas, and students who go to schools in El Paso.

He also accused the government of "cynical indifference" and "political expediency" in leaving uncorrected a widespread misinterpretation of the crucial 45-minute claim that it involved long-range weapons when in fact, as testimony to the inquiry revealed, it related only to battlefield weapons with far shorter ranges.

Z Cam's team claims that its sleek four-eyed beast can match Odyssey's video quality at a tenth of the price, with far shorter post-processing times and the option for real-time stitching.

They have dreamed of making phased arrays with visible light, which is electromagnetic radiation with a far shorter wavelength.

A third member of the ring had his life sentence replaced earlier this year with a far shorter prison term.

I've sat in tombs, laid in them, dreamed in them, and tried to grasp the sort of mindset – whether individual or collective – that's implied by buildings that took shape over thousands of years, and were built by people with life-spans far shorter than our own.

Although survival beyond 10 years has been described in the literature for some patients with metastatic disease, the survival duration for most with advanced disease is far shorter.

It's three hours long, but feels far shorter, with the final 60 seconds being particularly good.

But one likes to think that he would still find Mr. Solal "refreshing," with originality now in far shorter supply in America than it was then.