"This is not a flash in the pan," he said.
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The #MeToo movement wasn't just a flash in the pan.
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"This is not a flash in the pan," Ramaphosa said.
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Those questions, this data suggests, aren't a flash in the pan.
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"This cannot just be a flash in the pan," she said.
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But is this gold rush just a flash in the pan?
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"No, no, that was just a flash in the pan," he said.
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"This is not a flash in the pan for Impax," he said.
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That's not a flash-in-the-pan trend, though — it's the new norm.
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" He added, "prepare so that you are not a flash in the pan.
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Maybe it's a flash in the pan for those two — a seasonal whim.
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Companies just have to prove that they are not a flash in the pan.
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The Sanders juggernaut does not appear to be a flash-in-the-pan candidacy.
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Is Neckbeard Deathcamp a flash in the pan, or the future of black metal?
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How does one avoid being a flash in the pan in a city like Atlanta?
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And, ultimately, prove it's more than just a flash-in-the-pan nerd's recurring fantasy.
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But the shift to shunning animal products looks more than a flash in the pan.
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Can you do it every day, or are you just a flash in the pan?
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"Boeing thought we were a flash in the pan," Mr. Leahy said in an interview.
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Anheuser-Busch (BUD) thinks the trend is more than just a flash in the pan.
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But its success was a flash in the pan, and its demise was predicted by 2013.
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But in 103, many reviewers considered its overnight popularity to be a flash in the pan.
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"This kid is not a flash in the pan," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said of Merrifield.
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When Snapchat launched in 2011, the app seemed like a flash-in-the-pan teen messaging fad.
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Unlike other features, however, you can't really accuse 5G of being a flash in the pan here.
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For now, many libertarians are holding out hope that Trump is just a flash in the pan.
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It might look like it to newer fans, but it hasn't been a flash in the pan.
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Before the primary debates, it seemed all but certain that Trump would be a flash in the pan.
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Is it destined to become this year's matcha or just a flash in the pan, à la Orbitz?
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But for its viral nature and early kinks, Wallace maintains that this is not a flash in the pan.
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We're not building something that's a flash in the pan or something that serves billions of people like Facebook.
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Usually, it's a flash in the pan tool used to create drama that's immediately dropped by the next episode.
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It was a flash in the pan, or a fluke, and the order of things had been established again.
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Frosé was the unofficial drink of last summer, but we're not letting it be a flash in the pan.
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We're not trying to be a flash in the pan; what we're doing is a bit quieter and longer term.
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"Typically, with celebrity endorsements, it's sort of a flash-in-the-pan, one-shot deal," she told the Sun-Times.
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"This shows again that the upswing in the single currency bloc is not a flash in the pan," Gitzel said.
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If Demand media was a flash in the pan, Scripps is a media company that has survived like a cockroach.
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Or, it could be a flash in the pan, caused simply by a one-off drop in household energy bills.
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The new party may prove a flash in the pan, as other upstart parties here have been in the past.
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Or was the breakout season of Gio Urshela, a better defender than Andujar, more than a flash in the pan?
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After last decade's success of "Poker Face" and "Bad Romance," Gaga wasn't content to be a flash in the pan.
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Rumblings persist that pre-seed investing is a flash in the pan that will collapse into standard seed investing soon enough.
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Big investors are piling into gold, and that suggests its move up may not be just a flash in the pan.
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A few days ago, there was a flash-in-the-pan controversy over Google "forking" Apple's open-source programming language Swift.
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Surely, a quick boost to economic growth is technically possible, but that would just be a flash in the pan. Why?
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Trump would be a flash in the pan, maybe leading for a while and then fizzling out like firebrands before him.
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Amazon's Fire Phone was a flash in the pan — getting announced and released in 2014, then being discontinued the following year.
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"It's like a flash in the pan," said Stephen Haluszczak, 56, who is active in efforts to promote local Ukrainian identity.
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That Heat era seems like a flash in the pan — four years, four Finals appearances, two championships, and that was it.
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" Mr. Blackwell called this approach "more solid," noting: "A radio hit can be a flash-in-the-pan kind of thing.
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So what we want to do is give it some time to see whether this isn't a flash in the pan.
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People are more likely to think the thing is a flash in the pan, so it may not stick around as long.
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"We do not believe the strong Q3 results were a 'flash in the pan' and think TSLA could maintain profitability," Kallo said.
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In fact, in many major international cities, what's popular tends to be more classic — and less of a flash in the pan.
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Lloyd Austin, then-commander of U.S. Central Command, who called ISIS "a flash in the pan" in conversations with White House officials.
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With touchdowns in two straight games and four scores in his last five outings, it's more than a flash in the pan.
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"I thought it was just a flash in the pan, like a pet rock," his brother Tony said in a telephone interview.
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For those who actually do watch or listen, the State of the Union address will probably be a flash in the pan.
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"It isn't a flash in the pan, when you create good content, people still use it and the brand stays relevant," Stein added.
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Cailee Rae emerged from the world of Vine, a flash-in-the-pan social media application that Twitter purchased and discontinued in 2016.
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In his district, even high schoolers too young to vote are determined any "youth wave" will not be a flash in the pan.
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A strong contender came barreling in this Super Tuesday and its not a flash-in-the-pan candidate either — this tote's got legs.
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At the time, I figured Bitcoin would be a flash in the pan, with roughly the life span of pet rocks or Furbys.
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The virus was never a hoax or a media creation or a flash in the pan that would affect few and miraculously vanish.
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"The structure of the industry belies the thinking of the skeptics, those who said this was a flash in the pan," said Morse.
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There was a product that we developed in one of my roles at Nabisco that was kind of a flash in the pan.
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He may turn out to be a flash in the pan, someone who becomes a footnote in fashion history, rather than an era.
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"It's not about fiscal stimulus programmes in the classic sense, which would only would be a flash in the pan," Altmaier told reporters.
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Neither candidate has been a flash in the pan; at this point, it's clear that both have built up devoted, loyal followings. Rep.
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His town hall was an opportunity to add policy depth to his ideas, and to reassure voters he isn't a flash in the pan.
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Whether or not "A Tiny Game of Pong" ends up as more than a flash in the pan, of course, remains to be seen.
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However, it remains to be seen if live game-playing is a lasting interest for mobile gamers, or just a flash in the pan.
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Many on Wall Street are watching closely to see whether this millennial-driven payments phenomenon is a flash in the pan or here to stay.
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The longer Mr Holzhauer's run goes on, the more he will be transformed from a flash-in-the-pan curiosity to a potential household name.
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"The relatively strong growth figures for Q1 may just be a flash in the pan," said Tej Parikh, an economist at the Institute of Directors.
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So, while the award may not be necessary for stardom, it's definitely a good indicator that a performer isn't merely a flash in the pan.
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"I don't think he is a flash in the pan," William Martin, a scholar at the Baker Institute at Rice University said of Mr. O'Rourke.
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"Those artists had years of genuine discovery and building brand equity and brand awareness — it's not a flash-in-the-pan type thing," he said.
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"The more you get stabilization in the orders, the more people will no longer just dismiss it as a flash in the pan," he said.
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"We're optimistic that we're building a real business, not just a flash in the pan sales story and venture capital story in e-commerce," Dunn said.
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It's not clear whether the diversity represented in this season's Tony Awards is a flash in the pan or a positive sign of things to come.
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"I like to try and explain that this isn't just a flash-in-the-pan thing — it's an actual real career," Taylor said of hand modeling.
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But Britain's Thursday vote to leave the European Union provides strong evidence that Trump's rise will not prove to be just a flash in the pan.
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Blue Apron gained notoriety when its stock sank after its I.P.O. last year, spurring talk that the meal kit industry was a flash in the pan.
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"We all thought these things come as a flash in the pan: one big outbreak and then you don't see them again," Dr. Robert Haley says.
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"Even if this is only a flash in the pan, she'll still be able to make good use of this 15 minutes in the spotlight," Wil said.
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"Whether the strong (Ifo) reading is the start of another golden economic Fall or just a flash in the pan is too early to tell," said Brzeski.
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The U.K.-based analysts claim that as 2019 is unlikely to be a "flash in the pan," companies and investors will have to adapt to increased unrest.
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The problem with Gay Gotham is that it universalizes man's creativity, implying that women's creativity, when it can be found, is just a flash in the pan.
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That he has catapulted into the top tier in the critical first vote of the 2020 race suggests he is more than simply a flash in the pan.
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Lana del Rey is one of those artists that you think will be a flash in the pan but then it turns out she has ridiculous staying power.
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Hopefully this is a multi-episode (or, Shonda-willing, full season) arc for Meredith and not a flash in the pan way for Grey's Anatomy to be topical.
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A flash in the pan gets everything juicy, and almost creamy, and a rough paste of basil does a better job of spreading the flavor than chopped leaves.
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Gamers are fickle, though, and today's Fortnite can wind up tomorrow's Pokémon GO [Update: Draw Something would be a better example] — a flash in the pan that fizzles out.
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But unlike earlier FRBs, 1211023 wasn't just a flash in the pan: follow-up observations in 2015 revealed ten additional radio bursts emanating from the same region of space.
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We thought he'd be a flash-in-the-pan meme; a fire that would burn out as quickly as the one he uses to cook his now famous steak.
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If the trend does not prove to be a flash in the pan, it may suggest that government efforts to revive weak private investment are starting to pay off.
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Though the Yankees have had sterling debuts before — Shane Spencer and Kevin Maas come to mind — Sanchez's pedigree has made him less a flash-in-the-pan than a sensation.
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It might just be a flash in the pan, but it's the best way to describe a quiet confidence that allows you do what you want to do, without being overbearing.
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"If he loses … he will have proven to be nothing but a flash in the pan and will have little lasting impact," Tea Party Patriots co-founder Jenny Beth Martin said.
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We're used to interacting with memes as if they are free from the detritus of heavier, offline cultural moments: a flash in the pan meme doesn't usually bear too much scrutiny.
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A lot of people do a lot of good things for other people, and it's like a flash in the pan, where if it's something negative it sticks with you forever.
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Perhaps he was on the way to being something great before his injuries and military service took him out, perhaps he was always set to be a flash in the pan.
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Blue Apron gained notoriety when its I.P.O. proved to be one of the biggest busts last year and spurred talk that the meal kit industry was a flash in the pan.
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His moves have been monitored by aides on Democratic 20123 campaigns, in part because he has enough money to ensure that he is more than just a flash in the pan.
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"It's not a flash in the pan, but it's not something people should be so excited about, because this is how people get hurt," Cramer said on "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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After opening the Pyramid Stage in 2003, Hawkins says that the festival's founder, Michael Eavis, dismissed the band as a flash in the pan, declining to invite them back the next year.
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Speaking to reporters in the eastern city of Goma on Thursday, the army's top general, Didier Etumba, dismissed the CNPSC as a "flash in the pan" that the army would "put out".
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Still, for every offering that's coming from a responsibly-managed company, there's a flash in the pan, get-rich-quick scheme that doesn't have much going for it beyond a celebrity endorsement.
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I think we have to create balance there and figure out how to balance what's good for the US, but with the reality that China is not just a flash in the pan.
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In many ways, it felt like a flash in the pan—a joke band that, much like the acts they were parodying, couldn't make the thing last more than a couple of years.
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Trends swung positive at the label in June, prior to which they deteriorated for only seven months — a flash in the pan compared to roughly two years of woes at Gap and Banana Republic.
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Snap's original Spectacles were a flash-in-the-pan success when they first launched, in part due to the viral hype surrounding them and Snap's gradual rollout of the colorful, Snapchat-enabled video glasses.
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Critics write her off as unintelligent, "trashy," and a flash-in-the-pan phenom (snipes about her race and class as much as they are her age), but Cardi obviously works hard for her success.
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Their response suggested that they feared the letter was more than just a flash in the pan, and that tough action was needed to prevent discontent with Mr Xi's leadership from spilling into the open.
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"The battle royale genre is not a flash in the pan — it's proven to be a hit from H1Z1 to Fortnite to Apex Legends," 100 Thieves founder and CEO Matthew "Nadeshot" Haag said in a statement.
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"The reading was very strong even without large-scale orders and that suggests it's more than just a flash in the pan," BayernLB economist Stefan Kipar said, noting that some firms might have brought orders forward.
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" Mr. Labaco said, "Now we're moving away from the idea that this is a novelty that is just a flash in the pan, to artists who are really dedicating their lives to exploring what is possible.
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When Michael Brown was killed on August 9, 2014, and the cameras arrived on Canfield Drive, they came for a flash in the pan protest but stuck around as the protests became a new Civil Rights Movement.
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Though she might have a bevy of new fans thanks to the internet's obsession with her kink-friendly album, her 15 years of booming popularity has shown us that she's more than a flash in the pan.
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Messenger may have over one billion users, but it remains to be seen whether bots will be a sticky and useful service for them in the longer term, or whether they are a flash in the pan.
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With hundreds of highlighting products on the market, and even more luminosity-enhancing technologies being developed, all our experts agreed that highlighters are not a flash-in-the pan trend — these light-diffusing wonders are here to stay.
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Whether you think VR is the future, a flash in the pan or somewhere in-between, it's hard to deny that at least for the next couple of years, lowering the barrier to entry is a valuable proposition.
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As his campaign went on, it became clear that Buttigieg was a candidate with a steady share in the polls and not a flash in the pan — leading to more serious scrutiny from reporters and his competitors alike.
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Rather than a flash-in-the-pan moment, however magical that moment may be, the Deconstructed Reception has allowed us to marinate in this major milestone, recasting it from a one-time reunion into an ongoing communal journey.
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"For Disney, 'Rogue One' will test whether Star Wars was a flash in the pan reboot success or a franchise that will have lasting appeal," Barton Crockett, who covers Disney for FBR Capital Markets, wrote to CNBC on Thursday.
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While there could be a thoughtful discussion here about how domestic abuse survivors process their trauma, the series-opening visual instead feels like a flash-in-the-pan metaphor about women using makeup to hide their most concerning wounds.
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A flash in the pan, Airbnb wasn't, and that was inspiration enough for he and his wife, who is Director and Head of Accounts at Hostmaker, to test the concept for a hospitality management company serving short-stay hosts.
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But the fact that the show shifted from having Bart as its main character to having Homer as its main character was probably why it was able to last so long and avoid becoming a flash in the pan.
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"I feel now, though, at this stage of my career I've somewhat proved that wasn't a flash in the pan, so I can come back to the Open a little freer than I could for a number of years," he added.
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I don't know if Trump is a flash in the pan or a sign of bigger things to come, but I do know that change has to come to the Republican Party if it wants to be viable moving forward.
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A stronger consumer confidence and a traditionally buoyant retail business during the fourth quarter could have revved up demand in the past few months, but that would probably be a flash in the pan because jobs and incomes are still a problem.
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Spieth has been slightly out-of-sorts recently, but he sounded a warning shot to anyone tempted to suggest that his magnificent 2015 season, which included two major victories and near-misses in the other two, was a flash in the pan.
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Prisma wants to be a platform I have a lot of respect for Prisma and what the startup has done, but it was and remains a flash-in-the-pan idea that's better suited to being a feature than a social network.
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We've seen over $2 billion in token sales in about 140 ICOs this year, according to Coinschedule, quieting arguments made by some that ICOs are merely a flash in the pan likely to fade any minute now when a new fad emerges.
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When Guliyev won the world 24m title in London last year, athletics wondered if this surprise champion might just be a flash in the pan but he dismissed any doubts about his caliber as he destroyed the half-lap field in 2017 seconds.
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"This isn't just a flash in the pan — this is really based on a lot of work by a lot of preeminent scholars and thinkers and policy experts," Wong, who authored the paper outlining the positive vision for a progressive worldview, said.
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"There is concern that the containment of the virus might not be as simple, or as quick, as what markets were expecting early in the year when it was considered just a flash in the pan," said James Tao, market analyst at CommSec.
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"Tim is extremely well-prepared on the policy part, not known as a flash in the pan, and has been working on them for decades," said James Galbraith, professor at the University of Texas at Austin, who's also known him for 28503 years.
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We've all read the stories claiming that Pokémon Go is nothing more than a momentary craze, a flash in the pan destined to burn out after a month or two, so the developers should be doing everything in their power to prove them wrong, surely.
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While Autobiography became a No. 1 album, sold over 3 million copies, and was 2004's biggest debut by a female artist, her 13 follow-up, I Am Me, was a flash in the pan , largely in part due to her post-SNL ostracism.
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After an initial period of denial — writing off the newcomers as a flash-in-the-pan, single-issue party whose support would crater once voters realized they offered no solutions — the next step was to absorb their agenda once they realized they were here to stay.
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"Today's partisan split is anything but a flash in the pan," the legal scholars Neal Devins and Lawrence Baum wrote in their book, "The Company They Keep," arguing that the justices are heavily influenced not only by who appoints them, but also their own elite social networks.
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By Andrew Chung Illinois inventor Scott White's "flash of genius" to create a condiment package that could be used for squeezing or dipping is now but a flash in the pan after a U.S. appeals court on Friday agreed with H.J. Heinz Co that it should never have been granted a patent.
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At this point, most viewers are probably sick of hearing about the US judicial system, so commence your standard post-apocalyptic road / sea trip: ironic 1950s-nuclear-family cannibals, a church whose members have humorously misunderstood popular culture and worship a flash-in-the-pan celebrity, an annoying yet endearing feral child, etc.
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If the awakening wrought by Malala about girl power seemed like a flash in the pan, the scenes of millions of people across the globe taking to the streets to demand urgent action on the escalating environmental emergency, inspired by the Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg, should make all of us, pay attention.
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"The strengthening of the economic recovery makes it increasingly likely that the rise in inflation we have seen since August 2016 is not just a flash in the pan, but that we would have higher inflation rates compared to previous years even under a reduced degree of monetary policy accommodation," Weidmann said.
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One fact Nintendo trumpeted during its earnings report was the fact that its first app, social network Miitomo, had over 0003 million installs since its March 31 launch in the U.S. But based on Miitomo's falling ranks on the App Store charts, those installs may have been a flash-in-the-pan success.
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One, what if the next new thing doesn't come around, or proves incapable of sustaining initial interest with quality performances (like Northcutt), or disappears after losing (like Ronda Rousey) or after winning (like Conor McGregor): what, in other words, if your new shining star turns out to be a flash-in-the-pan?
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Artists, someone who's sat on the edge of their bed for three years trying to learn the guitar, learn their craft – they really want to develop it and get good at it and do it all their life; they don't want to be a flash in the pan and make a lot of money.
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But some of the key players involved in that surge — like Manny Jacinto, who plays Jason Mendoza on the hit NBC comedy The Good Place — told BuzzFeed News they hope that whatever gains were made in 2018 won't be a flash in the pan, and that the momentum will carry through this year and beyond.
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With the next hundreds of millions of internet users in India tipped to come from more rural parts of the country, vernacular languages, local content and voice-enabled tech are some of the key strategies that, like their phone-making cousins, Chinese app developers will need to focus on to ensure that they aren't just a flash in the pan in India.
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The 4603 season was almost certainly going to be a loss for the Yankees from the get-go, and if Sanchez is only a salve on a lost year, that's enough, especially given how much promise it portends for the future, and not in that Kevin Mass, too good to be true way that suggests a flash in the pan—Joe Charboneau, Bob Hamelin, Angel Berroa et al.
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