Sentence examples for temporary series from inspiring English sources
During the four years Mr. Bush estimates it would take to implement his plan, he would spend $48 billion on a temporary series of grants to states to subsidize coverage for the low-income elderly.
In 1915, Hopkins President Frank Johnson Goodnow asked the Department of Engineering to develop a temporary series of technical courses to train young men in the event the United States entered the war.
Here are two extreme examples to show the range, one of a very short story arc to track down and one that could be a significant collection challenge on its own: The New Avengers/Transformers story arc lasted only four issues, and was published as a separate, temporary series involving only characters from those two franchises.[1].
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.
I am known as an early-career researcher, or an ECR – a euphemism to describe a person stuck in a series temporary contracts and fixed-term posts that can often stretch into their late thirties.
The 12-turn, two-mile street course had been modified only slightly for this year's race, with Andretti making a call to eliminate a temporary chicane, or series of quick turns, that was built last year on Pratt Street, at the start of the longest straightaway on the racetrack.
Theoretically, therefore, it will still be possible to work on a series of temporary contracts, but finding new reasons for repeated temporary employment of a scientist at the same institution may prove difficult.
Gene Bibbins worked a series of temporary factory jobs, got engaged, but fell into drug addiction.
Since then, federal agencies have been operating under a series of temporary resolutions.
Israel accused Hamas of violating the latest of a series of temporary ceasefires.
In 1998 the first in a series of temporary sculptures for the plinth was commissioned.
