"temporary breaks" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a short period of interruption or pause that is not permanent. Here is an example sentence: "After working for five hours straight, I took a few temporary breaks to stretch my legs and grab a snack."
Washington could send taxpayers rebate checks or give businesses temporary breaks for new investments in equipment.
It should, for example, ensure that there is greater access to counseling and respite care to give spouses and relatives temporary breaks to avoid burnout.
These were temporary breaks in the general pattern of the game, though, since Celtic were comfortable while they dominated the ball.
And if all the temporary breaks currently on the books were included, Levin said, it would tack $1 trillion onto the nation's credit card.
Democrats also suggested that the evolving bid to make permanent all the temporary breaks currently on the books amounted to a ruse to make cuts to social programs later on.
I have respect for the Egyptian judiciary, but they are being used as a cover for the coup!" Later, he extended some advice to the security services, warning, "Never let anyone turn you against the Egyptian people!" The trial was chaotic, with the judges, defendants and lawyers all yelling at one another, forcing two temporary breaks in proceedings.
Aresco looked forward to a temporary break.
It granted me a sort of temporary break from the reality I was in".
There's the high-cost natural gas tax exemption, originally a temporary break designed to spur production.
Some government workers and others who do not contribute to Social Security will not get this temporary break.
The site will also let you take a temporary break from the relationship by letting you deactivate your account.
