Sentence examples for a less temporary from inspiring English sources

However, forking out for a long weekend on the slopes is a resort many have to turn to in the search for a less temporary solution to new years depression as a student.

"To reduce net migration to the tens of thousands would mean cutting the numbers coming from within the EU by much more than half while simultaneously significantly reducing migration from the rest of the world," said Bell. "To achieve that you'd need a very aggressive points-based system and to accept a lot less temporary labour.

But they are cheap looking, temporary buildings — and apparently fire hazards… Hoping to be a little less temporary is Christian Horner's Red Bull team, that won all the world titles in the last two seasons.

What has really happened is that the former Elmsford shelter residents have gone to live with friends and relatives on a more or less temporary basis.

A low repetition rate gave less temporary impairment than a higher repetition rate, although the total number of impacts was the same.

This can be in the form of a hole in the ground or something less temporary, like an outhouse.

Most of us are keenly aware that there are many other things that release us, if only for a moment (and a moment that can feel like a piece of eternity), from the "'I": the birth of a child, an act of love, deep absorption in a piece of music or a film or a book, the magical liberation that can come from being lost in a landscape much vaster and less temporary than we can be.

The stations are also talking to the Bloomberg administration about erecting a less expensive temporary tower on Governors Island, for which they have offered to pay $8 million a year in rent and to make an unspecified contribution toward the construction of Freedom Tower.

Back in Manduria, as bulldozers worked the ground and trucks carted in generators, the camp seemed increasingly less temporary.

That would almost seem to raise questions about future spending in Iraq, which Mr. Bush's critics could argue is increasingly less temporary and more foreseeable.

Because the numbers of homeless are rising, there is less temporary accommodation available and with landlords increasingly nervous about housing tenants who claim benefits, reducing the available stock, and more people are being pushed into B&Bs.