Sentence examples for has permanently affected from inspiring English sources

It is as if the Go-Betweens' famous lack of chart success has permanently affected his physiognomy.

"We don't see at this point that the very severe recession has permanently affected the growth potential of the U.S. economy," Mr. Bernanke told the Senate Banking Committee.

Tom Jaine points out that "though molecular gastronomy may never have much impact on home cooking, this book has permanently affected how we look at food and cookery," and Richard Ehrlich says the book "secures McGee's position as one of the pre-eminent writers on food.

She said Tracey Cox's death had "permanently affected all our lives for the worst".

A number of the women we spoke to felt that many of the men who had fought in the war, or who had accompanied the fighters, had been permanently affected by their experiences.

And for every person taking heroin, a wide network of family, friends and peers has been permanently affected.

At her inquest in Salisbury two years ago, the coroner said Ellement had been deeply and permanently affected by what had happened in Germany.

It has permanently changed family relations".

She believes global warming has permanently reduced its flow.

But what has permanently changed about the financials?

Chesky also said Airbnb has permanently banned the host.