Sentence examples for temperamental for from inspiring English sources

Due to "unanticipated additional pressure on the servers due to a significantly higher number of players [than expected]", Rockstar has warned that play might be "temperamental" for the first few days.

The problem is exacerbated by the fact that the IPO market, a traditional exit point for private equity firms, has been temperamental for more than a year and has largely eschewed floats for heavily indebted companies.

Though you're only trying to combine egg and oil in a nice, stable emulsion, mayo has a reputation for being temperamental, for curdling or splitting if you so much as look at it the wrong way.

Hardware was much too temperamental for me.

I'm afraid your cat is way too temperamental for me.

The use of HPQ has contributed to simplify the phenotypic landscape, but for future development of assessing temperamental traits for breeding purposes, a horse personality questionnaire is not recommended, as it is probably highly influenced by personal preferences or possible benefits of the owner.

I remember telling under- graduates that, if we had asked Eliot or Levi-Montalcini a few days after they had won the prize whether they would have wanted their parents to take them to a child psychiatrist to cure their excessive anxiety, both would probably have said "no", because they would recognise that their temperamental preference for solitary work made it possible for them to be creative.

He had "no temperamental skill for dealing with school.

Let us take the musician first and indicate his temperamental equipment for the task.

As important, Mr. Trpceski left no doubt as to his temperamental affinity for Chopin's music.

The dish is a temperamental classic for which competitors received extra points.