Sentence examples for temporary needs from inspiring English sources

"They cannot simply provide full-time or open-ended employment to everyone  who wants it; like all employers, they will always have variable and temporary needs".

The ultimate plan for those neighborhoods — and the ultimate cost of consolidating them — is uncertain; some might become home to new industry, and some might be used to fill temporary needs, or for urban gardens and green space.

"I think the act of giving is fine when there are temporary needs to be met," Dees said, "but we need to get around to finding out what the underlying problems are".

2. Loans to banks, generally called "discounts" or "rediscounts," are short-term advances against commercial paper or government securities to enable banks to meet seasonal or other special temporary needs either for loanable funds or for cash reserves to replace reserves lost as a result of a shrinkage in deposits.

"I have a concern that they will be cut down and pasted back together to suit the temporary needs of others who lack any feeling for them".

With the considerations of the military and emergency management organizations forming some paramount reasons for this section of the industry, these sea or land transportable system designs are also highly useful for the temporary needs of the construction industry.

Given the tranquillity of the setting, I resolved to operate without both, but a bit of electricity does come in handy later when we have temporary need of more light than the on-site paraffin lanterns can supply.

His temporary need for a wheelchair was in the news when this meeting took place nearly three years ago, but the use of "wheelchair-bound" in this article is irrelevant, and potentially misleading.

But Mr Hood is concerned that, although tax deferrals are a boon for vibrant firms in temporary need of working capital, they may allow ailing companies to continue trading to the detriment of their suppliers and creditors.

FOR all the reasons it may make sense to rent a car — a carless household facing a gaggle of errands, a temporary need for a second vehicle, the appeal of driving something more economical on a vacation — there are still drivers who resist the drill of stepping up to a rental counter.

Typically, companies hire contract employees when there is an immediate, perhaps temporary, need for scientific labor or technical expertise.