Sentence examples for temporary disorder from inspiring English sources

Common sense tells us that turnovers are not pre-planned and therefore more or less guarantee temporary disorder or even chaos on the field.

But in truth she became a carnival queen: monarch of a temporary disorder that, when it passed, left the old order intact, or stronger.

The tough times he goes through in action, and the aggressive personality changes he experiences on the home front, are perfunctorily dramatised with glib cliches and seen purely in terms of a temporary disorder.

But the ordered condition is only temporary; disorder tends to emerge from the tidy mesh.

As some in the GOP courted them with coded (and sometimes not so coded) appeals to intolerance, fueling their anger, the results were dismissed as if it were a temporary disorder.

Secondary, results indicate that it is a temporary disorder with a good functional prognosis especially in the first months after delivery.

The aim of this prospective, randomized trial is to evaluate whether a corticosteroid therapy (dexamethasone sodium phosphate, 4 mg) in association with an exhaustive preoperative planning and a minimal invasive surgical technique can shorten and make up for the most common temporary disorders.

Rather than focusing on rare cases of lasting mental health, "the more interesting thing is to compare people with persistent mental illness to those with temporary disorders," he says.

Feeding problems are also frequently temporary disorders that occur during weaning and introduction of puréed and solid food to the diet.

For some people it can be quite literally mind-blowing, inducing Sahara syndrome, a temporary anxiety disorder that has pushed some of its victims to the fringe of insanity.

Unlike the truly tragic character of Gregor Samsa whose metamorphosis is in essence an irreversible progressive mutation of his human substance,2 Mr. Hyde's is only a temporary "personality disorder" of Dr. Jekyll.