Sentence examples for temporary circumstances from inspiring English sources

Their economic potency, when it exists, rests on the strength of individual leaders, or on favorable but temporary circumstances.

These "short-term, limited duration health plans" were originally intended as a bridge for people between jobs or other temporary circumstances.

Over the long term, authoritarian states do not grow as reliably as democracies; they are fragile, and they tend to thrive only in the hands of visionary individual leaders — "favorable but temporary circumstances," in Rodrik's words.

For much of the past century the two sides have been bound together by what now appear to have been temporary circumstances — the series of military partnerships from World War I through the cold war.

The effect is a nostalgic kind of tone that suggests the phase (and whatever temporary circumstances defined it: a job, a relationship, a living arrangement) ends after the action of the story concludes but before the narrator's present.

If private investors judged that the new debt had been incurred in temporary circumstances genuinely beyond the government's control (say, a natural disaster), they would not impose a large interest-rate penalty.

He went on to describe the hills and valleys of a lifetime, the fact that some people couldn't recognize a hard time as a temporary circumstance.

Saying "This too shall pass" put my temporary circumstance into prospective.

"This is a temporary circumstance that in no way impacts our ability to open the [exchanges] on Oct. 1, when millions of Americans will be able to purchase quality, affordable insurance for the first time".

I knew that because of my dedication to achieving the life of my dreams, I couldn't afford to allow a temporary circumstance to limit my dreams and goals.

Situational factors are temporary circumstance that impact policy making.