Sentence examples for too transient from inspiring English sources

Well, perhaps the neighbouring population was too transient to register a complaint.

There are too many seeds, and their existence is too transient.

It seems as though the format is too ephemeral, too transient; the very opposite of the letters that continue to arrive through our letterbox.

Girardi is of the opinion that players' lives are too transient to wear what may be classified in some states as a dangerous weapon.

Mr. Alsberry's solo moments are among those that create drama in the Coltrane piece, but they're too few and too transient.

Big sporting events and spectacles might give the national morale a shot in the arm, but they are too transient and taste-specific to stand as robust symbols of nationhood.

Yet, books are also transient.

The more than a million gallons of ammonium phosphate based fire-retardant material polluted some streams, but this too was transient and had no long term ill effects on water quality.

To avoid too much transient dependence, initial positions of particles are homogeneous (chosen randomly with uniform probability).

The light is too faint and transient to be seen by the unassisted eye.

But it was that experience, she says, that made her believe the business of Government had become too complicated for transient ministers to fully hold their civil service officials to account.