Sentence examples for temporary until from inspiring English sources

Since it is much harder to take something away from people than to give it to them in the first place, expansions of government benefits tend to be permanent, while attempts to roll back government both meet extra resistance and are likely to only be temporary (until Democrats have control again).

But maybe that's only temporary until we all have them.

We hope it's not temporary until the bad press passes".

This degradation may be temporary until the required quality level becomes available.

The government says the army's role is temporary, until police forces are better trained.

The decree was meant to be temporary until it could be codified into law.

His placement was temporary — until his bishop told him that Holy Trinity would be closed if he left.

The armistice was meant to be temporary, until a peace treaty between the governments in the conflict could be reached.

This kind of help is normally regarded as strictly temporary, until a more permanent solution can be found.

Alfred Mutua, a government spokesman, said this was only temporary until it was safe for people to live together again.

The city's latest privatization effort, involving 133 schools, would be temporary, until the end of June 2004.