Sentence examples similar to ephemeral worry from inspiring English sources
Additionally, due to the ephemeral traits of technology, the pair worry the data they collect and report will not be relevant in the future.
Meanwhile, those who think ephemeral messaging will protect their questionably illegal activities, or worry that such products will enable illegal activities, are also missing the boat.
Meanwhile, those who think ephemeral messaging will protect their questionably illegal activities, or worry that such products will enable illegal activities, are also missing the boat.
First of all, some consumers are starting to worry that those gas price declines might prove ephemeral.
Facebook's Snapchat clone Poke crashed and burned in part because people worried Facebook would spy on, save, or widely share their ephemeral messages.
"Even if the PPI is benign, the market will give its typical ephemeral sigh of relief, but will then find another potential source of inflation to worry about," said Farr.
Williams worried that simply appealing to people's egos would make Twitter too ephemeral.
In the 1930s, journalist, biographer, and Columbia professor of history, Allan Nevins began to worry that future historians would find a dearth of evidence documenting the personal side of historic events because ephemeral telephone conversations were replacing letter writing.
