Sentence examples for yet temporary from inspiring English sources

Will a dramatic, yet temporary, bail-out prevent disaster or merely postpone it?

Can sports for development (S4D) meet its goals or does it just provide much needed, yet temporary, relief to people who have the odds stacked against them?

In a private network memo, NBC voiced confidence that the "substantial yet temporary changes" it has asked the International Earth Rotation Service to make in "coordinated universal time" will permit a "truly live, nothing plausible about it, Olympics".

Yet, temporary protection precludes any right for permanent residence and, ultimately, citizenship.

Temporary housing is a crucial but controversial part of disaster recovery; disaster-affected families who have lost their homes need a private and secure place to restart their daily activities as soon as possible after the disaster, yet temporary housing programmes tend to be overly expensive, too late and responsible for undesirable impacts on the urban environment.

I like how you understand that this is a difficult, yet temporary, period.

Yet large, temporary inflows of money have been known to pave the way for big economic trouble.

Congress has patched together yet another temporary fix for the flawed formula used to calculate the fees paid to doctors by Medicare.

In last week's flurry of budget deals, Congress patched together yet another temporary fix for a flawed formula used to calculate the fees paid to doctors by Medicare.

A quiet day indeed, and it seemed as if the two sides, Israel and Hamas, were heading towards yet another temporary ceasefire agreement.

Republicans, for their part, questioned why the White House was celebrating yet another temporary extension of a tax cut, with the unemployment rate higher than when Mr. Obama pushed through his economic stimulus in 2009 and the federal debt breaking records.