Sentence examples similar to a momentary development from inspiring English sources
Like the yoga studio, it was small and brightly lighted, but did have the major advantage of A.C. When I arrived at noon (having forgotten my script at home), the first thing I saw was the cast being led through some basic dance steps with the help of a choreographer, a development that sent a momentary quiver of terror down my spine.
Policy making must be understood as a cyclical, inclusive and dynamic process rather than a momentary snapshot in the story of health development in the country.
You feel a play developing, see a momentary advantage.
By the same token Machiavelli's best known book, The Prince, must be treated as a momentary aberration belonging to a transitory phase of his development as an author.
Libya's congress might have found a momentary scapegoat in ousted Prime Minister Zeidan, but if Monday's developments are any indication, the new temporary government is not doing all that well either.
Administration and service personnel, showing a greater tendency to experience lack of development, would appear to be more participative perhaps as this allows them a momentary break from the monotony of their work.
But the ASR 9000, the result of four years and $200 million of research and development, may mean Cisco is more focused on staying in front of future upgrades than achieving a momentary competitive advantage.
It is a momentary reprieve.
The recruit flashed a momentary smile.
