Sentence examples for greater permanency from inspiring English sources
A bit like Burning Man's famous Temporary Autonomous Zone, which Page also cited, except with less dust, fewer rules, greater permanency, and a slightly lower incidence of incoherent naked people.
The transition among some migrant health workers from short-term categories, such as backpacker or potential returner migrants, towards a desire for greater permanency in the destination country indicates the extent to which motivations can change radically over time.
It creates out of paper a heavy, obdurate permanency.
In this work, Matthew argued for a relative permanency of the great ocean basins and continental masses and against the existence of former land bridges across what are now abyssal depths.
The images includes in this post depict artworks from "Permanency: Selections from the Permanent Collection".
The public recognition of God in that act was of infinitely greater importance in giving stability to the times, and securing the permanency of our institutions, than all the imposing and formidable array of legal enactments ever made for the establishment of religion.
Since the dawn of time (or, like, the late-1990s), the internet has been the source of a great deal of paranoia, much of it focused on the permanency of anything posted online.
"Our inks are formulated to target permanency and shall have an effect similar to any other permanent marker".
The connection and interaction between this dimension of collective memory and the overall experience of each single person in the "here" and "now" in which they live are characterised and marked by the time of permanency, A ἰών, which guarantees continuity between the different generations - what Arthur Lovejoy calls "the great chain of being" (Lovejoy, 1966).
"People have just been waiting for permanency".
Mark Cosgrove was holding the innings together without ever suggesting permanency.
