Sentence examples for both temporary and permanent from inspiring English sources
Functional consequences of injury, both temporary and permanent, show large variations dependent on the injury location and injury type.
The move would provide thousands of jobs, both temporary and permanent.
But some men, like women, simply inherit prominent fat pads under their eyes or are suffering from allergies, which can cause both temporary and permanent puffiness.
Because he places people for both temporary and permanent jobs, his business can weather some of the employment ups and downs, but I think he's felt the change in the economy in his business.
As originally conceived, the awkward temporary extensions would not have been there, as there was to be a roof big enough to cover both temporary and permanent, but this proved too extravagant.
Q. What are the best ways to find seasonal jobs? A. Job boards are an obvious and reliable place to look, as are staffing companies, which usually have both temporary and permanent positions available, Ms. Fay says.
An exception is the "cluster failure" participant, of which three were identified in the current trial experiencing 8, 7 and 6 events, respectively, involving some form of fractures of both the temporary and permanent FDPs (Table 4).
And while the service has tried things like banning abusive users (both on a temporary and permanent basis) it hasn't really fixed the problem.
In a field experiment using transplantation of first instar larvae, we estimated development capacity of the molecular forms in both temporary (puddle) and permanent (rice fields) larval sites in the presence versus absence of predation.
The population may be affected by temporary and permanent migration.
Gov. Christine Todd Whitman decided today to locate both a temporary and a permanent treatment center for violent sex offenders near two state prisons here, prompting charges from local officials and residents that the state was insincere in promising two years ago to search for other locations.
