Sentence examples for has proved permanent from inspiring English sources

Within a few weeks, the impact in Stockholm was evident, and it has proved permanent.

None have proved permanent solutions.

The European project marked its 50th birthday last year with the usual mid-life crisis, but it has proved a permanent (and sometimes useful) feature of world politics.

Several attempts have been made over the years to rid Clatto of the problem but none has proved a permanent fix.

But a permanent settlement has proved elusive because Karabakh Armenians refuse to accept any political status within Azerbaijan.

Once a mathematician has proved something, it's truth is permanent.

(I haven't followed up with the woman, so I can't say how permanent this solution has proved to be. But fall-offs from optimal performance by these medications -- sometimes quite dramatic fall-offs -- are standard).

The near-permanent euro crisis has proved a classic exercise in shambolic decision-making, consisting mostly of agreeing to kick the can down the road.If liberal politics are rightly attacked, the blows that have rained down on liberal economics have perhaps been even more painful.

The 26-year-old ex-Rochdale, Watford and Brighton player moves to Blues with a view to a more permanent deal, once he has proved his fitness.

"During his three months with us Simon has proved his worth and we're delighted he's agreed to join us on a permanent basis".

The latter method has proved effective and may allow indentification children with celiac disease earlier and thus reduce the risk of permanent growth failure [ 19, 39].