Sentence examples for a momentary problem from inspiring English sources

"It was only a momentary problem," Mr. Clendenin said.

But I'm finished feeling guilty for being gone on travel and not available at a moment's notice to help one of my children get out of a momentary problem.

The music defied the wounded, petty, vengeful tone of most current rock; the songs would rather reach past momentary problems than wallow in them.

The perception is just too deeply ingrained that single mothers create babies and problems for a momentary attack on Coulter to change that perception.

When black athletes are supposed to sign on to symbols of nationalism, their participation can be used to signal that there is nothing racially wrong with the nation; but when they refuse to go along, their refusal highlights problems so powerfully, a momentary protest can be remembered for decades.

If A is strictly momentary, the problem of what unifies its constituent phases simply does not arise: it lacks such phases entirely.

There is only one problem: The American Leviathan is a momentary mirage.

Without the legal problems experienced during production of their 1987 album, A Momentary Lapse of Reason, Gilmour was at ease; if he felt the band were "getting somewhere", he would press the record key of a two-track DAT recorder.

But a momentary bump, no matter how significant, does not begin to address Bayer's larger problems.

The arrival of the musical "Hairspray" also seems to have offered a momentary respite from such real-life civic concerns as a high unemployment rate, an entrenched drug problem and, of course, the potential arrival of Hurricane Isabel.

That can include marshaling support from government agencies and cultural organizations when a big problem turns up, like the two-day computer freeze involving the London consulate this month that sent a momentary panic through the concert industry.