Sentence examples for momentary needs from inspiring English sources

Yet few ideas stir the Tea Party faithful more than a fear of creeping nationalization and the dangers — both moral and practical — associated with printing money to suit momentary needs.

Over the four years during which they have been engaged upon this project, orchestral players and soloist have clearly honed not only their individual performances but also their acutely sensitive responses towards each other's momentary needs.

Scalability and flexibility are also presented as important characteristics for using cloud-based services, as system capabilities can easily adjust (scale) to momentary needs [ 1, 25, 50, 62, 82, 84].

Laws tailored for the momentary need always look terrible in hindsight.

CEO Tim Cook said Monday that reversing the advancements in technology to accommodate momentary need would result in disaster.

After all 'on-demand' can imply temporary or even momentary need.

Cutting back on the young is like eating the seed corn: satisfying a momentary need but leaving no way to grow a prosperous future...[And] in a hypercompetitive global economy, nations investing today in the well-being and education of the young are writing the success stories of tomorrow.

Therefore, there is no optimal universal value of the mutation rate and species attempt to adjust it to their momentary adaptive needs.

It can take whatever momentary form is needed to fulfill the task at hand.

It did bring a momentary and much needed respite from my vaguely horrific lodging experiences.

Obama has the capacity to reduce that shiver to a momentary fear, but he needs to address the question directly and demonstrate that he is a genuine champion of workers and the middle class.