Sentence examples for could not permanently from inspiring English sources

In addition, Kainer's left kidney was one-third its normal size and could not permanently compensate.

Chief among these was the serf's lack of freedom of movement; he could not permanently leave his holding or his village without his lord's permission.

With our "delay but don't filibuster" proposal, senators could not permanently block a nomination, as they now do, and they could not delay a nomination without being transparent about their objections.

During an earlier interview, published on Sunday, Obama was even more blunt, telling Israel "time was running out" and hinting that the US could not permanently protect it from punitive European sanctions if a deal was not reached.

But informal remarks asserting that words and deeds by government could not permanently move currencies caused the dollar to plunge.World trade contracted by 1% in volume in 2001, after a bumper year in 2000, according to figures from the World Trade Organisation.

Nevertheless, like his father before him, he found that he could not permanently hold territory so far from base against continual Hittite pressure, and, after 16 years of intermittent hostilities, a treaty of peace was concluded in 1258 bce, as between equal great powers, and its provisions were reciprocal.

They severely defeated a Carthaginian relief force and could not be permanently dislodged even by Hannibal himself.

"I could not be permanently settled in one company," Mr. Vasiliev said a few hours after the rehearsal.

For much of yesterday's match, until his serve began to fray, Hewitt's aggression stalled Nadal's pounding momentum, but it could not be permanently halted.

The Presidential Records Act, enacted in the aftermath of the Watergate scandals, was designed to make sure that the papers and tapes of future presidents could not be permanently sequestered from public view.

Protection really was not "an accomplished fact" because wildfire could not be permanently deferred – only changed in character when it inevitably occurred.