Sentence examples for for temporary fixes from inspiring English sources

Con Ed would also have three months to repair more than 2,500 shunts, the outdoor extension cords that the utility uses for temporary fixes.

The beauty of the fast method is that it allows for temporary fixes or testing of hem lengths, which can be ideal for travel, fashion shows or shoots, designing, and so on.

Adhere the design template to one part of the aluminum sheet using poster tack or rolled up tape for temporary fixing.

In general, C&SF projects had been criticized for being temporary fixes that ignored future consequences, costing billions of dollars with no end in sight.

For a temporary fix for Missed Schedule, schedule a post and then immediately go back to "Quick Edit" in the dashboard's Post feed and change the schedule from there.

And some reactors operate for years on temporary fixes.

After 9 days, approximately 3,000 buildings (out of a total of 127,947 initially damaged) were still waiting for assistance and temporary fixes to shattered roofs and windows, while a similar number still required assistance a further week later (as a number of tarpaulins became detached or otherwise ineffective).

Stiglitz, for his part, suggested "financial reorganization" or "conservatorship" as terms for a temporary fix that, he pointed out, is a familiar part of ordinary capitalism.

(Some ancients found temporary fixes for this bug — Suetonius apparently suggested that Julius Caesar created a proto-notebook by stacking sheets of papyrus one on top of another).

When taking into account concepts like the hedonic treadmill mentioned above, it's easy to see that our temporary fixes for happiness don't last, and that the temporary highs we receive when we're buying something new are not that different from the temporary euphoria we feel from using drugs, for example, or even falling in love at the beginning of a relationship.

The latest idea for a temporary fix would not include quotas, nor prejudge decisions on the Dublin regulation, according to one EU source.