Sentence examples for a short-term event from inspiring English sources

He went on, "But it was a short-term event, and then things started getting better.

But the Olympics are a short-term event involving a quickly assembled national team.

The schools programme is not just a short-term event to coincide with the arrival of the manuscript; it is now embedded in the curriculum which means that the story of the Lindisfarne Gospels – which helped to shape the North of England and indeed the UK and beyond – will form part of our children's education, long after the exhibition finishes.

So even if we have a bad day, we understand that it's a short-term event.

When your business falters, do you look at long-term trends, or react to a short-term event?

A short-term event such as the U.S. housing bubble during the mid-2000s, for example, would not have an impact on our results.

The ultimate goal, he said, is that "locum use, eventually, is seen as a rare, short-term event, and the costs are brought into line with substantive employment".

The decrease in leaf N after termination of treatments and from early- to late-harvested plants indicates that the acclimation is probably an opportunistic short-term event in these plants.

John Verret, Professor of Advertising at Boston University, questioned the utility of tying large sums of money to such a unique and short-term event.

What Airbnb does for longer-term stays in a home, Splacer does for short-term event spaces.

This indicates that light ring genesis may be linked with an intense short-term events.