Sentence examples for short-lived problem from inspiring English sources

The accounting questions could well turn out to be a short-lived problem, but critics fear the possibility that Freddie Mac is hiding some long-term weakness in its portfolio.

— a router, according to the F.A.A. — it knocked out not only the computer that handles flight plans, but one that sorts through "notices to airmen," or F.A.A. alerts about short-lived problems like equipment failures or runway closings, and delivers them to pilots.

TPM is not a short-lived, problem-solving, maintenance cost reduction program.

The short-lived problems come less than a week after Amazon's North American web stores went offline for about 30 minutes.

As one of those Marines who self-medicated, I developed a short-lived drinking problem to deal with my PTSD upon my return from Iraq.

Ste and Doug have short-lived marriage problems which they resolve.

We used a broad definition of "adverse events" during colonoscopy under deep sedation, recording all action taken by the anaesthetist to restore adequate oxygenation or hemodynamics, even for short-lived monitoring problems, because such situations might influence the procedure or have to do with longer probe insertion times necessitating further propofol infusions.

But in losing the wire, Mr. Gorman had to deal with a new problem: short-lived battery power.

As the value of the euro climbs today, the jubilation will be short-lived, as the consistent problem of the southern neighbours will weigh on the minds of investors".

Over the past century droughts and environmental disasters across the United States have directed short-lived attention to water problems.

For most, the problem is short-lived or "acute," lasting less than six weeks.