Sentence examples for a temporary interruption in from inspiring English sources
"We are looking at a temporary interruption in a rising-rate environment," he said.
Through statements, news conferences and summoning expert testimony, Democrats are raising red flags about the threat to the economic recovery posed by the possibility of even a temporary interruption in government services or a federal default.
Even a temporary interruption in therapeutic clinical trials, such as those involving cancer patients, could be devastating".
For emerging markets, the current crisis is likely to be no more than a temporary interruption in their financial market development, since the underlying sources of growth remain strong.
Although most view the pause as a temporary interruption in a long-term warming trend, some disagree and say it has revealed serious flaws in the deliberative processes of the IPCC.
In the same age band we observed a temporary interruption in the otherwise smooth decline in incidence rates among men.
During driving conditions, de-wiring of the pantograph may occur owing to the movement of the train resulting in a temporary interruption of power supply and noise during re-contact.
Conclusion: This curious anecdote testifies that the intensity of CSH may be so severe to induce a temporary interruption of a concert held in front of a crowd of enthusiast fans.
No action was required for 83 AEs in 64 patients (7.79%), symptomatic therapy was prescribed for 30 AEs in 20 patients (2.43%), and the Equasym XL® dose was reduced as a consequence of 13 AEs in 11 patients (1.34%); 6 AEs in 4 patients (0.49%) led to a temporary interruption of treatment, and 40 AEs in 26 patients (3.16%) led to treatment discontinuation.
Similarly, even a temporary interruption of IRS activities will likely result in a rapid resurgence in mosquito population size and presumably malaria transmission.
Mr. Perot, the former presidential candidate who founded the company in 1988 and remains chairman, called the decline a "temporary interruption" and said demand for the company's expertise in running computer systems remained strong.
