Sentence examples for as a temporary phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pires described the apparent glut as a temporary phenomenon.

Writing in 1903, however, he saw this as a temporary phenomenon.

A foreign-policy adviser to President Boris Yeltsin once referred to Ukraine as "a temporary phenomenon".

In an interview last week, Merkel described the populist party as a "temporary phenomenon" – with the party now entrenched in state parliament this seems less likely.

"What this says is that, like us, MGM sees this decline as a temporary phenomenon," said Michael Pollock, publisher of The Gaming Industry Observer, a trade journal based in Atlantic City.

This was regarded as a temporary phenomenon, like the British suspension of gold payments during the Napoleonic era or the U.S. suspension during the Civil War greenback period (see Greenback movement).

Alluding to the dropping popularity ratings, Takeo Hiranuma, the minister of economy, trade and industry, told reporters: "I think it is a temporary phenomenon and will recover as soon as we proceed with the structural reforms which the people have supported".

Will unconventional production just be a temporary phenomenon as carbon emission and climate change concerns will impact political agendas so that the resources have to be abandoned?

This dip was not a temporary phenomenon as the increases at ages 40 85+ were calculated separately for each of the 15 years.

The big question, then, is whether the rise in economic inequality is a temporary phenomenon that will be eroded as overall wealth levels rise.

According to the career mobility hypothesis (Sicherman and Galor 1990) overeducation is a temporary phenomenon and should be seen as an investment in work experience that could lead to better employment opportunities in the future.