Sentence examples for case of temporary from inspiring English sources

It was not a case of temporary insanity.

A clear-cut case of temporary insanity, so who needs an Independent Counsel?

(The procedure involves some risk, including the very rare case of temporary vocal-cord or eyeball paralysis).

It is no accident that Hanson's uncompromising stance on asylum seekers quickly became Howard government policy, as in the case of "temporary protection visas" for refugees.

The role of fear in driving presenteeism was suggested in the recent case of temporary agency workers at a Derbyshire site of retailer, Sports Direct.

At first blush, the news item that Maryland has announced plans to buy an iPad for every one of its roughly 500 athletes at a cost of about $300,000 seems like just another case of temporary insanity caused by the recruiting arms races.

He also raises "particular concern" over an extra 2,100 cases of temporary migrants in Britain who have not even had an initial decision on their applications to extend their stay in the country.

That means fewer cases of temporary brown discoloration or an open sore near an injection site as well as fewer cases of matting (when very fine red veins appear after treatment of another vein).

The use of GFRP rebars as structural reinforcement in precast tunnel segments, allows several advantages in terms of structural durability or in cases of temporary lining that will have to be demolished later.

According to perdurantists, cases of temporary coincidence involve objects which partially overlap by sharing temporal parts, or objects which partially overlap because one is a temporal part of the other (we can think of this as a limiting case of sharing parts).

I couldn't agree more and I believe that if the Secretary of Defense knew the Navy was giving up on whales and dolphins, initiating hundreds of deaths, more than 13,000 serious injuries, and tens of millions of cases of temporary hearing losses and/or harassments -- he'd reject such a shameful and unworthy policy and direct the Navy to do the right thing.