Sentence examples for better permanently from inspiring English sources

I can change someone's life, for the better, permanently.

Hence, health system strengthening is about making the system function better permanently, not just filling gaps or supporting the system to produce better short-term outcomes [48].

The announcement from the President that DOD and the VA will create a Joint Virtual Lifetime Electronic Record for all those who serve our nation in uniform will change the way we treat our troops and veterans, for the better, permanently.

I'm not for revolution in the Russian/Soviet/political sense, but as far as I am concerned, his idea can change things for the better - permanently.

Dr. Flanders, a Toronto pediatrician with a special interest in eating disorders, describes the gap that those with body dysmorphia face between simply wanting to look better and permanently hating their image as "a difference in perception".

If global connections look permanently better elsewhere, they will move.

Indeed, that anyone would declare themselves actively "glad" to have watched a man's death throes, as opposed to, say, better informed or permanently scarred – whatever might constitute an adequate reaction – surely suggests, as well as a worrying susceptibility to murder-novelty, that freedom of expression is not the only local value to have been significantly eroded by Isis-inspired brutality.

No category is permanently better than another.

As shown in Table 1, when the error rate is low (up to 0.1) the DGS algorithm performs permanently better than the others.

Others in Fukushima suggest that the immense sums being funneled to construction companies managing the cleanup would be better spent on permanently relocating people, including those who live outside the exclusion zone but no longer feel safe in their contaminated neighborhoods.

The economic crisis makes people look for better deals and could permanently alter attitudes.