Sentence examples for become a permanent condition from inspiring English sources

"I didn't realize that the roaring would eventually become a permanent condition".

Worse, drought, unlike earthquakes, hurricanes and other rapid-moving weather, could become a permanent condition in some regions.

Tsipras has sought a line between appealing to Greeks' national pride‎ in resisting a deal, while also not making it seem as if German negotiations and a larger financial limbo would become a permanent condition.

In 2016, the upcoming elections will determine whether "knowing less" is the sentence to be provided to the remainder of the 114th Congress and whether Disorder in the House is to become a permanent condition and the game to be played in the halls of Congress going forward will be odd ball.

For Rumsfeld, this aversion became a permanent condition.

Then, two years later, when his eye had to be lasered, causing him to lose part of his vision, he noted with characteristic fascination about his own situation: "The complete and sudden flattening of the visual world I had experimented with as a boy by closing one eye now became a permanent condition".

Indeed, before gene therapy can become a permanent cure for any condition, the therapeutic DNA introduced into target cells must remain functional and the cells containing the therapeutic DNA must be long-lived and stable.

He had become a permanent horizon.

"M.A.S. would like to see it become a permanent memorial.

They wanted me to become a permanent resident.

This paper church has become a permanent church in Taiwan".