Sentence examples for temporary convenience from inspiring English sources

In such a world, loyalties are simply a temporary convenience.

In the moral scheme of "Tears of the Sun," however, Nigeria itself is, if not entirely irrelevant, at least a temporary convenience.

His categorical imperative – "always act in such a way that you can also will that the maxim of your action should become a universal law" – is not the principle of an individualist for whom "loyalties are a temporary convenience".

If they really care they will commit, otherwise you are a temporary convenience to them which they will rid themselves of at their whim.

On 8 July 2009, a temporary Amigo convenience store opened in the BB Building on the campus, replacing the previous One Stop store which was situated near the library.

But it is highly questionable whether they will succeed in transferring their amours to the Democrats, even for a temporary marriage of convenience.

This will entail a degree of cohesion between euro zone states that reflects a political union rather than a temporary marriage of convenience.

To place such temporary alliances of convenience above common sense and the common good is a real threat to lasting peace.

Still, the Bush administration's relationship with the Northern Alliance is more of a temporary marriage of convenience than a deep strategic partnership.

No one believes either of these are short-term dangers, nor is this simply a temporary alliance of convenience.

In all likelihood, nations will discover mutual interests on some topics (like keeping the space station running) that will allow for temporary alliances of convenience, but those won't be the kind of permanent relationships built around existential issues of core identity.