"It is a temporary consequence of a very fractured market," Mr. Jones said.
The truth is that the budget deficits of the past four years were mainly a temporary consequence of the financial crisis, which sent the economy into a tailspin — and which, therefore, led both to low tax receipts and to a rise in unemployment benefits and other government expenses.
In our experience, OT may take longer to complete in DCh patients than in the general population due to the complexity of the malocclusions, the greater number of appointments required, and occasionally due to the temporary withdrawal of appliances (a consequence of traumatic lesions, gingival thickening, or poor oral hygiene).
And he probably also knows that, administration claims to the contrary, the budget shortfall is not just a temporary consequence of the slumping economy.
Green and opaque — a temporary consequence of sediment and leaves that had found their way into the milling process — it looked like pond water.
Disappointingly, inventories grew by 0.1%, which dashes hopes that the slowdown in economic growth was only a temporary consequence of destocking by businesses.
Ca2+ signaling is a consequence of temporary and/or local increases in the intracellular Ca2+ concentration, through the opening of Ca2+ channels in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) and the plasma membrane.
The slight cooling measured around Antarctica today might be a consequence of the temporary cooling influence of the ozone hole.
As a consequence, flow-ecology relationships in temporary waterways are largely unknown, and appropriate metrics to define and monitor their ecological status are missing.
As a consequence, we are likely to confront temporary anti-US 'coalitions' organized or spontaneously forming to combat or rally against a specific US policy initiative or action.
