Sentence examples for temporary breaches from inspiring English sources

Charles Robertson, of ING, a Dutch bank, thinks that the commission, although insisting in public on a narrow band, will turn a blind eye to temporary breaches.

Trump has been urged to adopt a zero tolerance policy toward even temporary breaches of agreed-upon limits on heavy water or uranium.

As mentioned above, both a good therapeutic relationship and temporary breaches are associated with a good treatment outcome.

But his interest in pantisocracy faded, causing a temporary breach with Coleridge.

The rally in the S&P 500 Index that commenced after the February 2018 meltdown had one commonality: any temporary breach of the 200-day moving average (blue line) was short-lived.

After FDR agreed to issue an executive order forbidding racial discrimination in defense industries, Randolph called off the protest, angering Rustin and opening a temporary breach between them.

Growing more alarmed, on 31 December 1794, Wilberforce moved that the government seek a peaceful resolution with France, a stance that created a temporary breach in his long friendship with Pitt.

In June a software update at Dropbox caused a temporary security breach that allowed unauthorised access to data held by the online-storage service for about four hours.

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are either temporary or permanent breaches in host defense mechanisms that allow microbes, mainly bacteria, to adhere, multiply, and persist within the urinary tract [ 5].

Though by a wafer-thin – and probably temporary – margin, the breaching of this symbolic threshold could yet become self-fulfilling, if it normalises the once unthinkable prospect of a Trump White House.

The local water level rose by about one metre overnight, breaching temporary flood defences in the early hours.