Sentence examples for appears to be permanent from inspiring English sources

As vaterite appears to be permanent once formation has begun, future control efforts should focus on prevention.

The lung damage from bronchiolitis obliterans appears to be permanent, and four of the workers are so ill that they are on the waiting list for lung transplants.

"The shift in consumer preferences towards smaller, more fuel-efficient passenger cars and light trucks... appears to be permanent, and the industry will spend massive amounts of money to retool to produce the motor vehicles that the public now wants".

Be aware, this isn't like a henna tattoo for your Wii, it appears to be permanent.

District officials would hope that their policies have a permanent effect on teaching behavior; however, the only finding that appears to be permanent is a decrease in time spent on professional development after receiving tenure.

A "severely mentally impaired" person is defined as someone living with a severe impairment of intellectual and social functioning, which appears to be permanent - such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's disease, learning difficulties or following a stroke.

The improvements appear to be permanent, he added.

Six months after therapy the patients brains were remapped and the changes appeared to be permanent, he said.

The recent history of technology is littered with dominant monopoly franchises that appeared to be permanent but turned out to be temporary.

Soon, the family was evicted from its apartment, and the parents, who had been together all the time I had known them, split up -- although the break doesn't appear to be permanent.

Eurozone consumer prices are expected to remain unchanged after falling 0.1 per cent in September, while analysts will be hoping the long-term unemployment problem doesn't appear to be permanent.