Sentence examples for temporary because of from inspiring English sources
Rather, any defunding would be temporary, because of a government shutdown.
She said the smaller surplus was probably temporary, because of the rising prices of commodities.
An Iraqi government official said the pay problem was temporary, because of the delay in enacting a new budget.
One view is that any declines will be insignificant or temporary because of job growth and the strength of the local economy.
Workers may be temporary because of strong ties to the source country that is manifested in lower costs of household production for the commodities they wish to consume.
Receipt of a Scottish Football Association membership, albeit temporary because of continuing negotiations over conditions of entry, had gone to the wire on Friday.
But their victory may be temporary because many of President Nixon's advisors favor giving states greater control over Federal urban programs.
City's rise is temporary, because the winner of Manchester United-Arsenal on Monday night will reclaim the top spot.
Along with other brokers, they said that while the slump is real, it is temporary because the use of the Internet is expected to continue to grow.
Many museums prohibit photography in temporary exhibits because of copyright concerns.
Several dozen offices and close to 200 people had to be relocated to temporary quarters because of the extensive damage.
