Sentence examples for less transitory from inspiring English sources

Her songs have less transitory virtues: durable folky melodies, chiseled lyrics and quietly telling insights.

Many constitutional documents make no clear distinction between that which is to be regarded as constitutional, fundamental, and organic, on the one hand, and that which is merely legislative, circumstantial, and more or less transitory, on the other.

Brands are merely less transitory than other transitory things.

Leeb and Simmons point out that, unlike the oil crisis of the late 1970s and early 1980s, which was a political phenomenon, the current price increases are fueled by supply and demand, which are less transitory than politics.

The decision drew on a growing body of scientific research that reaffirmed what, a hundred years earlier, passed for common sense: "the personality traits of juveniles are more transitory, less fixed".

The statistical evidence suggests that, thanks to the central bankers' credibility as inflation fighters, America's underlying rate of price increases has become less vulnerable to transitory pressures, such as rising energy or food prices.

The changes in IPSCs were less pronounced and transitory in the CAG140 KI mice.

We have also assessed 'cases' of anxiety and depression rather than symptoms so as to identify clinically significant levels of psychological morbidity rather than just distress, which may be understandable, transitory and less clinically important.

DNA double helix continually acquires a transitory protein-less state due to highly dynamic nature of interactions with nucleosome core and linker histones.

Elected representatives are also less likely to reflect the transitory political passions of the moment than are the people, and thus they provide greater stability and continuity of policy to a government.

This specification has the advantage that time-invariant unobserved variables which are correlated to time-varying variables are captured by the mean of these variables and give a less biased estimate of the transitory component of these variables.