Sentence examples for considered permanently from inspiring English sources
If Rodriguez is considered permanently disabled, the insurance will cover 75 percent of the remaining money after the four-month period.
A separation that had been considered permanently scarring proved routine simply because the mother, having a more varied, secure environment in which to receive her pups, felt calmer and more in control, and she passed that on to the pups.
As a result, the area where the creek meets the sea, and the creek itself, are considered permanently off limits to swimmers and bear prominent signs that warn of the dangers of trespassing into such toxic waters.
Some chronic conditions are unlikely to subside in the long term and were considered permanently present from the first dispensing of the corresponding prescription until the end of the follow-up.
For example, for decades, swarm-founding polistines have been considered permanently polygynous, even though monogyny has been detected in some species [ 1, 4, 5].
Patients with mild or moderate chronic HCV at baseline, described by a METAVIR fibrosis score of F0 -F3, who attained an SVR were considered permanently cured; cirrhotic patients who attained an SVR were considered partially cured.
Nobu is also considering permanently substituting farm-raised kindai tuna, from Australia, for bluefin, she added.
Mr. Abe told a Japanese legislator that "he would consider permanently basing civil servants" on the islands.
In May, US air force general Philip Breedlove said Nato would have to consider permanently stationing troops in parts of eastern Europe as a result of the increased tension between Russia and Ukraine.
The City Council, seeking to one-up the mayor's plan to offer $400 annual rebates to home owners, is instead considering permanently rolling back a small percentage of the city's property tax rate for all who pay property tax, including apartment building owners and businesses, senior council officials said yesterday.
This week Congress will consider permanently funding the LWCF at $900 million per year, adding countless more acres to the federal estate.
