Sentence examples for transitory effects from inspiring English sources

In this way, too, dog and fashion shows are alike: orgies of effort yielding transitory effects.

He thinks such transitory effects embellish the Wagner he loves – that virtuoso of transitional music, that musician of mutability.

The impressionists painted fast, or wanted it to look like they did, trying to capture the fleeting, transitory effects of sunlight, the random patterns and colours that passing clouds throw across a scene.

Some of us tried to make the case that this wasn't really reflecting a big rise in underlying inflation, that it was mainly "contamination" of the core by transitory effects of commodity prices; but this brought much jeering.

The committee noted that it expected inflation to hit its target over the "medium term … as the labour market improves further and the transitory effects of declines in energy prices and import prices dissipates".

The results obtained provide evidence that widespread surgical excisions of the right prefrontal cortex do not induce a long-term worsening of both aspects of mentalizing, although some transitory effects are observed immediately after the surgery.

The study used a method that overcomes two key problems of delivering RNAi directly: the difficulty of getting RNA into cells and its transitory effect.

"Usually these sorts of events have a transitory effect on the economy so this is not a priori a reason to change the way we see the evolution of the European economy," Peter Praet told Bloomberg Television.

However, renewable energy consumption series are found to be stationary, which implies that extant energy polices for such consumption could have a transitory effect.

She said the effect of falling oil prices would have a "transitory" effect on the US economy, that the housing market should be stronger with greater lending, and that there would be growth despite the fact that "too many" Americans can't find jobs.

This phenomenon was interpreted as a transitory effect.