Sentence examples for transitory events from inspiring English sources

Yet he and other top Fed officials argue that oil price increases still fall into the category of transitory events.

The 2.6% headline inflation rate in March was heavily influenced by spiking energy prices, the effects of which should be transitory (events in the Middle East permitting).

Inflation in July was 3.63 percent, almost double the optimal rate, but this was largely because of higher oil prices stemming from turmoil in the Middle East and supply shortages from the earthquake in Japan, both transitory events.

The proposed method presented great accuracy and fast convergence for a wide range of different operational conditions involving transitory events of frequency deviation, amplitude variations, signal phase shifts and stable power swings.

In the pilot study research, the infant-toddlers' perspective was taken to illustrate how babies actively created their own space; a comfortable zone for interactions with others during cultural transitory events, such eating and playing.

Thus, where David Grote [author of The End of Comedy: The Sit-Com and the Comedic Tradition] (1983: 67) notes that sitcom episodes 'live in a kind of time-warp without any reference to the other episodes,' producing a situation whereby everything 'remains inviolate and undisturbed, no matter what transitory events may occur' (1983: 59), The Simpsons comically reflects upon this".

The Montreal-based group celebrates dance as a transitory event and a permanent record.

Any in the path of the summer's Olympic Torch relay will know the fickle nature of a transitory event.

However, it is possible that coupling ferritin in N. fowleri only occurs in a transitory event that culminates in capping formation [ 2, 46].

This scenario is unlikely due to the underlying processes in action within these different bacterial populations: Salmonella have a large free-living population in which genes are gradually being inactivated, whereas S. symbiotica experienced a transitory event (free-living to symbiotic) in which many genes were likely neutralized within a short period of time.

"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.