Sentence examples for a transitory effect from inspiring English sources

"Usually these sorts of events have a transitory effect on the economy so this is not a priori a reason to change the way we see the evolution of the European economy," Peter Praet told Bloomberg Television.

She said the effect of falling oil prices would have a "transitory" effect on the US economy, that the housing market should be stronger with greater lending, and that there would be growth despite the fact that "too many" Americans can't find jobs.

This phenomenon was interpreted as a transitory effect.

Cross-regional differences in economic structure are conducive to asynchronous business cycle developments, which can at least have a transitory effect on inflation differentials.

However, renewable energy consumption series are found to be stationary, which implies that extant energy polices for such consumption could have a transitory effect.

Even non-target nematodes that take up the peptide as efficiently as cyst nematodes will experience a transitory effect if they move from close proximity to the root.

In order to verify if this effect could be considered a transitory consequence of microgravity, we have cultured on ground H460 cells previously exposed to RPM.

"It's a transitory issue for Citigroup.

All patients had received treatment prior to admission: A limited and transitory effect of past physiotherapy was reported in four out of 17, of pain killers in one out of 10, and of local steroid injections in two out of three patients.

Another study which estimated the uptake of the health check-ups with unbalanced panels using the BHPS from 1991 until 2003 confirmed our results only in part, because a transitory income effect was found for the blood pressure check and a permanent income effect was found for dental screening.

Due to the recent growth of R&D activities in Spain, we explain these earnings gap by a transitory cohort effect.