Sentence examples for having permanently from inspiring English sources

He is often reported as having permanently lost his inhibitions, so that he started to behave inappropriately in social situations.

Under current plans, Cameron intends to opt the UK into the future use of the European Arrest Warrant – having permanently opted out of dozens of other EU measures.

His first masterpiece was a pensive bust of Lincoln more than a yard high that he succeeded in selling to the investment banker Eugene Meyer and having permanently installed in the Capitol rotunda.

As long as a coalition of moderate "R's" and "D's" can get cobbled together to pass whatever comes back from the Senate — which is, admittedly, still by no means a sure thing — Boehner will escape from this mess with his speakership weakened but intact, without having permanently alienated any faction within the party, and (most importantly) without having pushed the country into default.

Having purchased other properties nearby, including Robin's Island, on which he donated conservation easements, Mr. Bacon has been widely praised in the town and Suffolk County for having permanently protected a total of more than 1,000 acres on the East End against major development.

Having permanently shifted the way people get their content, these entities are no longer competing with traditional media, but with each other.

It has permanently changed family relations".

Nevertheless, few civilians have permanently returned.

She believes global warming has permanently reduced its flow.

What if the idea of a city has permanently changed?

So in the UK we have permanently halved their price.