Sentence examples for change will become permanent from inspiring English sources

Some planning consultants believe there is a good chance the change will become permanent.

We have been told that this is a more or less 'rubber stamp' decision wherein the modification will become permanent so long as our situation (e.g., employment and regular payments) has not changed.

The New York Stock Exchange's new board of directors meets Thursday ahead of a review by federal regulators of its planned governance changes and amid questions over who will become permanent chairman.

If left untreated, these changes within the visual centres of the brain will become permanent and lead to irreversible vision deficits.

And, with each passing year, the risk increases that legal changes adopted after 9/11 that erode our civil liberties, like the Patriot Act, will become permanent fixtures of our legal system.

She hopes these jittery converts will become permanent customers.

Large parts of Africa will become permanent disaster areas.

Whether the ban will become permanent is unclear.

It is expected the 700 will become permanent and an additional force sent.

Such cuts will become permanent if new revenue is not found.

If the case expires, that deprivation will become permanent, and no formal resolution will be available.