Sentence examples for a more permanent structure from inspiring English sources

Large celebratory crowds have frustrated neighbors, and efforts at expansion — most recently, a proposal for a more permanent structure than the tentlike ohel — have been met with opposition by the local community board.

Whereas loan decisions for many big banks are made in distant cities, Mr. Spence said that Lakeside will make them right there in the double-wide trailer, at least until the bank moves into a more permanent structure in a year or two.

A more permanent structure is being announced on Wednesday.

February 1970 saw the completion of a project begun in the summer of the previous year at Qui Nhơn that replaced a temporary floating steel dock with a more permanent structure which could accommodate six ammo barges at once.

The forum will present an opportunity to set up a more permanent structure for collaboration among researchers and decision makers, and thus enhance the outcome and value of our research by developing prolonged and sustainable partnerships.

A cold frame is a more permanent structure that can be used from year to year.

Then you arrive at triage, housed in a slightly more permanent structure, where you get some basic tests like blood pressure and blood sugar.

For the great majority of the city's life, a fluctuating number of these bridges, consisting of skiffs roped together and fastened to each bank, were one of the most picturesque signatures of Baghdad; no more permanent structure would be seen until the British arrived in the 20th century and laid an iron bridge across the Tigris.

The schools will then be rolled out in larger numbers, moving children from tent schools to more permanent structures on a larger scale.

With the 1777 establishment of a more permanent army structure and the introduction of three-year enlistments, Washington built a reliable stable of experienced troops, although hard currency and supplies of all types were difficult to come by.

But some years later the Health Department got on their case, and they had to build a more permanent stucco structure facing the street...which is still the base for their present location, adding some neon lights in the fifties to lengthen the time they could stay open.