Sentence examples for be a temporary effect from inspiring English sources

One hopes this will also be a temporary effect," Cunliffe said.

"But it's always going to be a temporary effect because it isn't able to get to the guts of where living cells are being produced".

"We fully expect that to be a temporary effect that will be resolved by returning to a normal selling cycle," Mr. Bewkes said.

The polling, which comes as Labour makes progress at the UK level, will cause despair in the party's Scottish campaign HQ – where some had hoped the SNP's lead might be a temporary effect of the independence referendum.

One worry is that this weakness will persist, reflecting lower international demand for the activities in which the City specialises.Reassuringly the Office for Budget Responsibility, which now oversees the government's economic and fiscal forecasts, said in November that it judged "the current weakness in services exports to be a temporary effect".

The change in "75) Finance and insurance" seems to be a temporary effect due to the earthquake.

In that case, it's a temporary effect.

Still, that's a temporary effect as the pipeline fills and shipping to Europe and Asia becomes a normal part of operations.

In these cases, the curvature-based term can be greater than the region term (the pixel-intensity-based terms), but this is a temporary effect.

There was a temporary effect of nicotine (when provided in sugar syrup) against Crithidia bombi in Bombus terrestris  workers.

This was a temporary effect in normal mice, because the rate of recirculating EGFP monocytes increased back to control levels after 12 minutes.