Sentence examples for temporary interruptions from inspiring English sources

Brazilians may have to get used to "temporary interruptions" every time they turn up their air-conditioners.

(In his "Life of Johnson, Boswelll wrote of his friend, "All his labours, and all his enjoyments, were but temporary interruptions of its baleful influence").

Social policies have helped to mitigate the financial needs resulting from temporary interruptions in earnings; operating expenses of pawnshops have risen; and installment credit and personal loans from banks have become widely available.

(In his ''Life of Johnson,'' Boswell wrote of his friend, ''All his labours, and all his enjoyments, were but temporary interruptions of its baleful influence.'') Men were thought to be affected by hyp more than women, whose nervous behavior was typically interpreted as hysteria.

Temporary interruptions have been relegated to second place.

However in modern societies appliances with electronic components are becoming more sensitive to temporary interruptions.

"It was as if everything in the court was an temporary interruption".

"We are looking at a temporary interruption in a rising-rate environment," he said.

For example, the herbicide 2,4-D causes a temporary interruption of nitrification.

IT WAS not a "blackout", said Edison Lobão, merely a "temporary interruption of the electricity supply".

This failure was due to a temporary interruption of the joint hydrazine propellant supply to these thrusters.