Sentence examples for essentially permanent from inspiring English sources

Walker found two substantial and essentially permanent jumps.

The challenge with big dams is that many of their impacts are essentially permanent.

Venice is habitually characterized as timeless, and New York too, the Never Finished City, strikes me as essentially permanent.

Chinese officials have argued that rising costs and a strengthening renminbi have produced an essentially permanent narrowing of China's trade surplus.

The demure ceramic figurines that we see in museums today are essentially permanent, non-edible versions of the lively tabletop sculptures that were originally made from sugar.

Methylation can be transient and can change rapidly during the life span of a cell or organism, or it can be essentially permanent once set early in the development of the embryo.

"Once they have a take on you, once they decided what to mock you for, it essentially becomes permanent and there's almost no way of undoing it," said Mandy Grunwald, a top media adviser to Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Strong correlation of Ca, Mg, and SO4 with TH indicates that TH is essentially a permanent hardness.

Growth networks are those changes that involve numerous connections of enactment and reflection between multiple domains, essentially indicating permanent changes in both practice and teaching beliefs (Clarke and Hollingsworth 2002).

More recently, Conservatives have attempted to severely regulate abortion providers with the House's symbolic passage of the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act (2011), which would have, essentially, made permanent the federal funding restrictions laid out in the Hyde Amendment.

One day after several nurses attempted eight times to put in a new IV, the doctors decided to give me a PICC line, essentially a permanent IV in my upper arm, since it was obvious I would need long-term IV hydration and medication.