Sentence examples similar to fleeting increase from inspiring English sources

They rewarded him with an increase, though fleeting, in his usually dismal approval ratings.

But the increase was fleeting, and the researchers did not say whether the rats developed other symptoms of preeclampsia, such as protein in the urine and edema (swelling, typically of the face or the limbs).

Despite the rhetoric, no previous Olympic or Paralympic host nation has managed to translate fleeting fervour into sustainable increases in participation.

But others have been fleeting, particularly the brief increases in support for Gingrich just prior to the Iowa caucuses and the Florida primary.

But even that increase could be fleeting.

Of course, the Times does offer up one fleeting contextual message indicating that increased defense spending from an Afghanistan escalation "would be a politically volatile issue for Mr. Obama at a time when the government budget deficit is soaring, the economy is weak and he is trying to pass a costly health care plan".

But the increase is expected to be fleeting given the problems facing the economy.

But in the FTE and STE cases, the correspondence is very fleeting and can be made arbitrarily bad by increasing the exponent α.

But Coyle believes United at Wembley will increase Wigan's yearning to turn a fleeting return to the biggest stage into a permanent one next May.

One of Mr. Walcott's greatest victories as an advocate was his most fleeting one: a federal court ruling that briefly blocked a subway fare increase in 1995.

And to top it all off, there has been increasing evidence that parts of the cellular machinery employ fleeting, non-stoichiometric, pleiomorphic assemblies of molecules to carry out vital processes [ 17].