Sentence examples for considered permanent from inspiring English sources

No artwork on the wall was ever considered permanent: government employees frequently whitewashed it by morning.

Although sterilization operations are considered permanent, procedures developed from the 1970s improved the chances of reversal.

Rats, of course, might as well be considered permanent residents of the system.

So Norquist wants the George W. Bush tax cuts — originally a temporary measure — to be considered permanent.

Already, some companies have reacted to the original Microsoft decision by getting rid of temporary workers before they can be considered permanent, lawyers said.

She was used to a constant exchange of friends and lovers, and the idea that one of these relationships should be considered permanent struck her as inconsiderate.

We consider permanent migrants, those that do not want to stay permanently, and those that would like to return within next three years.

The board is considering permanent candidiates for the position, from inside and out.

If you have deep pockets and consider permanent fencing, I suggest woven wire fencing.

Some companies are considering permanent changes in the way they calculate their share.

To be sure, "claimed surprise at the District Court's decision to consider permanent injunctive relief does not, alone, merit reversal".