Mainly, it is a place being corrupted by an ostensibly temporary but in fact interminable occupation "The Unmaking of Israel" argues, in essence, that Israel is losing the 1967 Six- Day War.
Under those new size standards, which are ostensibly temporary, even a business with $100 million in revenue and a 5-percent profit margin could obtain a small-business loan.
Struggling with mounting bills and depression, by February she was homeless, bunking in an ostensibly temporary shelter, a dingy, trailer-like structure that has stood in the shadow of the county government complex in Hackensack for 25 years.
The second recounts the hiring of Yuying Lu, a recent alumna of California State University, Long Beach, for a computer job with a California company on an H-1B visa, the temporary work permit ostensibly intended to relieve shortages of technical personnel.
On one hand it was the temporary capital of Yemen, ruled ostensibly by Hadi and his government, whose return to power had been the raison d'être for the war and the Saudi intervention.
While this humour is ostensibly included to give these works an (temporary) air of breezy amusement, such as the films of Steven Spielberg, the effect is generally the opposite – it highlights the ponderous, self-serious worldview that most video games above a certain budget (for example, Gears of War or Call of Duty) are required to exhibit.
While this humor is ostensibly included to give these works a temporary air of breezy amusement, such as the films of Steven Spielberg, the effect is generally the opposite it highlights the ponderous, self-serious worldview that most video games above a certain budget (for example, Gears of War or Call of Duty) are required to exhibit.
On the other hand, Sean Ryder's temporary shift to the island of Barbados in 1992, ostensibly to ensure the Happy Mondays singer could not come into contact with any heroin dealers, spawned little more a rapid switch to crack cocaine.
High-skill temporary worker programs like the H-1B visa, which were intended ostensibly to "complement the American workforce," have "made it too easy to bring in cheaper foreign workers with ordinary skills --... not skillslized skills,... not the best and brightest -- to directly substitute for, rather than complement, American workers," Hira said.
I found some temporary solace near a row of action figures, underneath a mammoth vent fan, ostensibly tasked with circulating air in the suffocating depths of the mega-mart.
In his original exposition of the problem of temporary intrinsics, Lewis does not consider a variety of other ways of understanding sentences attributing ostensibly intrinsic properties to objects at times.
