Sentence examples for some kind of temporary from inspiring English sources

"We know this is some kind of temporary salvation," said Mr. Gajek.

"So they [the clerics in Najaf] are happy to form some kind of temporary alliance with the Iranians.

The potential solutions include some kind of temporary rapprochement with Rooney or agreement on a new contract which would take Rooney close to £200,000 a week and make United competitive with City.

What is important is that the O.E.C.D. is now saying that some kind of temporary reces sion throughout the 22‐nation area is going to be unavoid able if the inflation dangers are to be contained.

However, victims of family violence were more likely than people who were homeless for other reasons to have requests for short-term accommodation met, with 82% getting access to some kind of temporary accommodation.

Once the RSC board decided to create a new auditorium within the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (or jam factory, as it is sometimes cruelly known), it was clear that some kind of temporary venue would be needed during the make-over: the company could not afford to shut down for the duration.

Because parents cannot care for them, they live temporarily with a grandparent or other relative, in foster care or some other kind of temporary shelter.

Consider the African watering hole, he says, where through some unknown alchemy a kind of temporary peace is achieved.

Remarkably, Sgouras, council worker, unionist, patriot, is prepared to contemplate some kind of foreign supervision, a temporary administrative occupation, to get his country back on track.

Most of those children and adults, 73percentt, are living on the streets but the remainder, a little over 25percentt, have found some kind of shelter, some in temporary accommodations such as River Haven.

Some would argue that this kind of temporary credit would not be enough.