Sentence examples for from permanently from inspiring English sources

The degree to which they relied upon agriculture depended upon their distance from permanently flowing water.

German officials said the change in long-term benefits was intended to discourage able-bodied people from permanently opting out of the work force.

It will be the job of the next administration to expand NATO to the Black Sea and prevent the Balkans from permanently rejoining the Middle East.

The jobless rate has been creeping up despite the efforts of many countries to use public funds to dissuade companies from permanently laying off workers.

Although increasingly relaxed in recent decades to help integrate laborers into cities, the system still effectively limits many migrants from permanently settling their families in cities by tying access to subsidized services like public education to one's place of birth.

At the same time, apart from permanently decommissioned older aircraft, many currently retired planes are only temporarily grounded, to be returned to service before any new orders are placed.

Such targeted programmes aim not just to create jobs but keep the unemployed from withdrawing permanently from the world of work.

Some respondents enjoyed the serendipitous discovery of new music issuing from a permanently switched-on radio.

"There is," he says, "no natural, spontaneous process to prevent destabilising, inegalitarian forces from prevailing permanently".

The new law also bars foreign journalists from working permanently in the country.

What separates the First Night Nervers from the Permanently Stage Fraught is how they recover.