Sentence examples for gain permanence from inspiring English sources

The repercussions, exhilarating already, will gain permanence if Manchester United gain a major trophy.

Altering the ways we do things will not gain permanence until human consciousness changes.

Far more difficult and dangerous are irrational responses that gain greater permanence and wider impact.

Keep up the light moves if your baby seems to enjoy it Play " Hide and seek": Most babies seem to gain object permanence and so they would enjoy a game of hide and seek.

The biggest disadvantage of permanent fillers is their permanence.

Obviously there is no concern for permanence, and ironically the notoriety gained from projects in Paris ("Portrait of a Generation"), Jerusalem ("Face2Face," which covered eight Israeli and Palestinian cities), Rio de Janeiro (Women are Heroes"), and Shanghai (the newest project, "Wrinkles of the City") has catapulted JR to something like celebrity status.

Different studies showed a permanence of clinical results that were gained in a period of about 10 years [ 14- 16].

However, to ensure the permanence of the remaining ecclesiastical territories, the Catholics gained the condition that in the future any ecclesiastical prince who became Protestant should renounce his office, lands, and revenues.

But the President is right -- whatever immediacy you'd gain by dispensing with the policy by executive order comes at a cost: the permanence provided by legislative action.

Nor am I in the mood to affirm the permanence or enduring power of much of anything: I'm too busy gaining weight, erupting at my children, and losing touch with my friends.

The first large scale building project the University of Bristol undertook on gaining a charter was the Wills Memorial Building which it was hoped would be a symbol of academic permanence for the University and a memorial to the chief benefactor of the University Henry Overton Wills.