Sentence examples for less temporary from inspiring English sources

Back in Manduria, as bulldozers worked the ground and trucks carted in generators, the camp seemed increasingly less temporary.

That would almost seem to raise questions about future spending in Iraq, which Mr. Bush's critics could argue is increasingly less temporary and more foreseeable.

What has really happened is that the former Elmsford shelter residents have gone to live with friends and relatives on a more or less temporary basis.

But they are cheap looking, temporary buildings — and apparently fire hazards… Hoping to be a little less temporary is Christian Horner's Red Bull team, that won all the world titles in the last two seasons.

However, forking out for a long weekend on the slopes is a resort many have to turn to in the search for a less temporary solution to new years depression as a student.

Because the numbers of homeless are rising, there is less temporary accommodation available and with landlords increasingly nervous about housing tenants who claim benefits, reducing the available stock, and more people are being pushed into B&Bs.

Unlike the old industrial economies in which economies of scale led to relatively stable oligopolies, the information economy is driven by the economics of networks and is populated by more-or-less temporary monopolies.

Douglas and Skeem [ 1] differentiate the idea of a person having a relatively fixed risk status from that of being in a certain type of more-or-less temporary risk state.

They replaced a group of younger, less reliable temporary workers.

Common sense tells us that turnovers are not pre-planned and therefore more or less guarantee temporary disorder or even chaos on the field.

But other Americans and the powerful labor lobby say that what the tech industry really wants is to depress wages and bring in more pliant, less costly temporary workers from overseas.