Short-lived used in a sentence

Short-lived in a sentence as an adjective

> "Flash proxy" is a name that should make you think "quick" and "short-lived.

Not only that, but short-lived process can be tuned to never trigger a GC pass on their own heap.

However, this was a short-lived sentiment, or at least one that never had any teeth to it.

Even then, you could use both: short-lived instances on EC2 and stable, well-supported, long-lived stuff on Rackspace.

But even if their profits prove short-lived, their amazing contributions to society will live on.

Algorithm textbooks bring only the short-lived satisfaction of having a magic trick explained to you.

And since it usually takes time and hindsight to distinguish the quality advice from the short-lived transient whims of a bored blogger, I thought I'd resubmit this.