short shrift造句

give short shrift to

give [get] short shrift

make short shrift of...

Alternative energy gets short shrift.

Unfortunately, culture is given short shrift.

Inevitably, some important chapters of the crisis get short shrift.

"- Giving short shrift to the19 th Century,6 November2001.

Of this breed we can make short shrift.

He gave short shrift to criticisms of Government policy.

Sir Partha thinks this gives the poor short shrift.

A fit of the sullens got short shrift in our house.

The bill also gave short shrift to most other clean energy programs.

perkins’s policy failures are often given short shrift or blamed on others.

Creatures less useful or adaptable get short shrift: the extinction rate is running far higher than during normal geological periods.

The new Labor Party seems to accept closer European integration with enthusiasm and to give left-wing extremists short shrift.

As much as the tech industry loves to celebrate its "road warriors," in truth mobile business users have been given surprisingly short shrift.

The teacher gave the talkative girl short shrift, telling her the answer is simply listed at the back of the book.

My only concern is that Dr. Clay gives rather short shrift to the ways in which voluntary sustainability standards can affect global supply chains and impact consumer behavior.

They are increasingly popular abroad and starting to make their way into museum exhibitions—though in Japan itself they are still given short shrift as an art form.

From our side there's little news other than the suggestion there was a brief encounter between Rosell and Arsene Wenger during which the Arsenal manager gave him short shrift.