Sentence examples for for some temporary from inspiring English sources

For some, temporary work did stretch into a lifetime.

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For now, Toyota is not planning to cut permanent jobs, although it has eliminated work for some temporary employees.

The accident came as a weary New York continued cleaning up, finding temporary homes for some, temporary office space for others and temporary classrooms for some schoolchildren.

He said if the cost is in the six figures, the foundation could probably pay for some temporary work until it raised enough money to do the job right.

Bailment, in Anglo-American property law, delivery of specific goods by one person, called the bailor, to another person, called the bailee, for some temporary purpose such as storage, transportation, deposit for sale, pawn or pledge, repair or loan for use, with or without compensation.

Patterson made up for at least some temporary glitches in the team's controversial makeup.

However here we are in the aftermath of the nationalisation and forced sale of Bradford & Bingley (B&B) and Britain still does not have a comprehensive system of deposit insurance for retail depositors, let alone some temporary guarantee for wholesale depositors as announced yesterday in Ireland - largely because the government has genuflected towards bankers' concern at its expense.

As a result, the system was closed down then for five days while some temporary repairs were made.

Then come the men and women who run because they must — for some obsession, temporary or permanent.

For some this temporary, additional set of routines appeared simply too complex, too bothersome and too high a price to pay in terms of the inconvenience generated.