Sentence examples for partly temporary from inspiring English sources

One would expect both effects to be partly temporary - once people recover, production and leisure spending to resume.

The deficit is falling thanks to the cyclical recovery of the economy, the expiry of your stimulus programmes, a fortuitous but partly temporary slowdown in health-care costs, and three deficit-reduction packages worth 1% of GDP over the next decade.This isn't good enough.

"These diverging signals partly reflect temporary factors, but the big picture for the UK economy is of a marked rebalancing towards net trade amidst strong external cost pressures and supply-side deterioration.

This increase may relate partly to temporary loss of central governmental control as well as a decreased economic base for the country.

This partly reflects a temporary quarter-end scramble for funds.

Mr King said that the overshoot would be temporary, partly because it reflected the VAT increase.

Analysts forecast the nation will gain more than 150,000 jobs in March, partly due to temporary hiring for the Census.

Is that good news or bad?Last year's trade deficit partly reflected some temporary factors, notably the earthquake and tsunami which disrupted production and exports.

Partly programmed with temporary events, the park has viewing platforms, electronic gazebos and vendors, and serves as the platform for New Year's Eve powder and electronic fireworks.

At the time, the slowdown was attributed to worries over the European debt crisis, just as Friday's report was partly attributed to temporary stresses from higher energy prices and natural disasters.

The bump in first-quarter unemployment was partly seasonal as temporary Christmas jobs were shed, but the five European regions with the worst unemployment are all in Spain, according to Eurostat figures.