Sentence examples for as a permanent feature from inspiring English sources

"The brain is, in a sense, establishing excitability as a permanent feature," Dr. Pedley said.

Yet they insist on benchmarks as a permanent feature of institutional portfolios.

The targeted killing of suspects by the United States is slowly and quietly becoming institutionalized as a permanent feature of the US counterterrorism strategy.

The Slug bar on Hartfield Road has Pistorius' national flag blazoned along the walls, not just anticipating the Olympics but as a permanent feature.

The lay jurists were introduced by Charlemagne in the late 8th century as a permanent feature of the judicial system and in some cases were given the same power as judges to make decisions.

And while the Tories do not regard the new 50p tax rate as a permanent feature of the tax system, they say they will not abolish it at the same time as asking many public sector workers to accept a pay freeze.

Verratti's bookings, 18 in all competitions last season, were as much a permanent feature as Ibrahimovic's goals – until this year.

The move came as the UN special rapporteur on the right to food, Olivier de Schutter, warned against allowing charity food aid, such as food banks, to become a permanent feature of the welfare landscape in European countries, as they are in the US and Canada.

Youth training scheme were meant to be a permanent feature as a gateway to working life.

Do you see the kind of entrenched bitterness between the parties as something that is now a permanent feature of our politics?

But some analysts suggested that streets filled with the discontented could prove a permanent feature, as politicians dwell on debates over Islamic law rather than popular concerns like security, the economy and corruption, and the military remains entrenched in a narrative less and less shared: that it is the savior of the revolution.