On the other hand, contract roles can become a very useful stopgap or top-up for people who either are between permanent roles or simply want to take on more hours to bump their income (hopefully not at the expense of their health or home life).
But far from becoming a stopgap for Durga portraits, Chemould, started in 1940 by a 20-year-old Gandhy, his younger brother, and Van Damme, became a sort of Factory-slash-Neighborhood, with Gandhy as Andy WAndyl-slAndyMr.
For millions of people, food banks have become more than a stopgap measure; rather, they are a chronic coping strategy, said Maura Daly, chief communication and development officer at Feeding America, the umbrella organization for the nation's 200-plus food banks.
Enter Andy Anne Hathawayy) a goofy young provincial woman with good grades and bad clothes, hailing from Ohio, one of what the fashion world calls the "flyover states"; she's applying for a job as a stopgap before she becomes a real writer.
To the general amazement of those who regarded him as an aged stopgap, he became a giant of reform and modernisation as the chief architect of the Second Vatican Council though his reign lasted less than five years.
But for the handful of teams that do not have a dominant quarterback — like the 49ers and the Jets — the run has become the stopgap option.
One opening for startups could be via aftermarket devices, providing stopgap functionality as Garmin and TomTom did before GPS became a practical standard with new vehicles.
When the Concorde was new, Boeing was turning out 747's, the world's largest plane, as a stopgap until supersonics could become the mainstay of commercial aviation, and Pan Am was talking about carrying passengers to the moon.
The smaller the amount raised by sales of works of art, the more this solution becomes stopgap.
