Sentence examples for about permanently from inspiring English sources

As with the Gutenberg press, maybe professors are worried about permanently penning their ideas into cyberspace.

When economists talk about permanently lost productivity, it is helpful to think about examples.

"If Washington is truly serious about permanently strengthening our security, it must go beyond this request," Ms. Kirkpatrick said.

But he was also pessimistic about permanently stopping operators who subvert search engines to gain advertising revenue in this way.

This was about "permanently increasing the production and commissioning of programmes in other parts of the country" and "changing the very DNA of the BBC".

Many mainstream Labour MPs are now convinced that Corbyn's project is more about permanently transforming the party than about changing the country.

The FBI moved in to arrest the alleged spies on Sunday, after tracking them for 10 years, because it feared one of the ring's members was about to permanently leave the US: While the person with travel plans was not flying directly to Russia, investigators believed that Russia was his destination and that he was not planning to return.

And whatever happens, one of these teams is about to permanently rewrite the myth about themselves.

Todd Johnson, director of the Center for the Study of World Christianity at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, said there were about 1,700 missionaries permanently based in Haiti.

The family briefly moved to the area near Nashville, Tennessee, and to North Carolina, before settling permanently about 1795 at Russellville, Logan County, where they lived in a log cabin near the Muddy River.

For example, S. aureus colonises permanently about 20% of healthy adults and up to 50% transiently.