Sentence examples for are permanent in from inspiring English sources
Attainment of object permanence requires some understanding that objects are permanent in space and time and continue to exist when removed from the visual field (Piaget 1954), and has been closely linked to early memory development (Diamond 1990).
Senior executives believe changes in American car-buying tastes are "permanent in nature".
"We should be very skeptical about any policy changes that add to the deficit and the debt that are permanent in nature," Conrad said told reporters.
The New York Post reported that Sefolosha filed a complaint with the city's comptroller claiming his injuries suffered during the arrest are "permanent in nature and continuing into the future".
"As I have made clear from the beginning of this debate, it is my hope that the final legislation — while allowing for current policy assumptions and reasonable dynamic scoring — will not add to the deficit, sets rates that are permanent in nature and closes a minimum of $4 trillion in loopholes and special interest deductions," Mr. Corker said.
Other food stamp eligibility expansions are permanent in that new legislation would be required for them to return to the pre-recession eligibility rules.
Nothing is permanent, in life or art.
Interestingly, this effect is permanent in character and is independent of the substituent.
"Nothing is permanent in life," he said, referring to his marathon opposition.
Because nature is "permanent" in this sense, it is connected to a permanent principle that manifests activity in it permanently.
"Instead of the shapes or the colors being permanent in one configuration, they float," Ms. Montgomery explained.
