Sentence examples for temporary by from inspiring English sources

Yet for all the money and thought behind these structures, they may wind up being temporary by design.

On Wednesday morning I told my roommate that he and I had agreed to call the hurricane a liminal space, temporary by definition.

"They just want something to last them through the strike, which works well with the need for holiday help because it's temporary by nature.

Régime, with or without "change," means "government; administration," but has acquired a connotation of rule, hoped to be temporary, by a nefarious bunch of autocrats, oligarchs or kleptocrats.

The work is temporary by design; most of the walls on which he pastes his images will long outlast them, just as they will outlast the people who live within and walk by.

Mr. Roe also said the agency offsets the losses, which are temporary, by using money from the gas leases to purchase more game lands; it just bought a major tract of more than 9,000 acres.

They're temporary by-products [sic] of time and/or DNA.

One temporary by-pass and one temporary balloon occlusion occurred to be invaluable accessory techniques in the authors' opinion, and therefore neglected.

Boaden will be replaced on a temporary basis by by Fran Unsworth, head of the BBC newsroom.

"Temporary Help" by David Wiltse, produced by Westport Country Playhouse, 25 Powers Court.

Final weight was arrived at by dividing the temporary weight by the sum of all weights.