Sentence examples for transitory phenomenon from inspiring English sources

"We do not see international private banking as a transitory phenomenon," he said.

Analysis of convergence trends suggests that this is not a transitory phenomenon.

Still, one suspects that the role of academic economists as policy makers is a transitory phenomenon -- perhaps even a Pyrrhic victory.

But I do not believe that the democratic movement in Eastern Europe, of which Solidarity became the spearhead, is a transitory phenomenon.

Could that be more than the "transitory" phenomenon that Ben Bernanke, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, called it at his news conference this week?

Peace is not just a transitory phenomenon disrupted by war, but a recurring feature of human life with a rich history, as we illustrate through our "timeline" of peace events, actions and ideas.

Josh Dorman uses collage to capture memories, feelings and other transitory phenomena.

Zen monks pooh-poohed transitory phenomena like blooming flowers or changing leaves, preferring a radically stripped-down version of nature.

Interest in transitory phenomena led painters to devote themselves to an accurate study of light and atmosphere and their effects on the landscape.

Let's hope that Mr. Bernanke is right to think both the slow growth rate of the first quarter and the rise in inflation are transitory phenomena.

Imaging during and after the landing of the Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) rover in 2012 provides a means to examine two transitory phenomena for the first time: the settling of the plume of material raised by the powered terminal descent, and the possible dispersal of 140 kg of hydrazine into the atmosphere as fine-grained solid carbazic acid.