Sentence examples for increasingly permanent from inspiring English sources

While the eyes of the world have gradually drifted away from the migrant camp at Calais, for the teams that work there it is becoming an increasingly permanent settlement with the food supply needs of any medium-sized town.

The Western powers have already spent more than a billion dollars feeding refugees in camps that feel increasingly permanent, and it is nearly inevitable that, as in the West Bank and Pakistan, some Muslims in these camps will be radicalized, and take up arms locally, or, perhaps, farther afield.

So, as time passes and its importance to me crystallises, growing increasingly permanent, I feel thankful that an innocent night out to get off my head on ecstasy ended up with so much more than a come down and an aching jaw.

This often means that instead of pursuing the career for which their degree has prepared them, they're stuck working increasingly-permanent 'temporary' jobs just to pay off the bills.

The answer is very few people, but sentiment towards equities has clearly shifted for the better as investors believe increasingly that a permanent and lasting resolution to the European sovereign debt crisis is around the corner.

But we've already seen the consequences of playing it safe, and waiting for recovery to happen all by itself: it's landed us in what looks increasingly like a permanent state of stagnation and high unemployment.

The longer the employment spell the lower the job-separation rate would be because the pool of employment would be increasingly formed by permanent contracts.

In response to real and perceived differences in socioeconomic outcomes and democratic commitment between immigrants and natives in many immigrant-receiving societies, policy-makers have from the early 2000s increasingly conditioned immigration, permanent residence status and citizenship on competencies and qualifications thought to make better outcomes more likely among immigrants.

"Increasingly, the oxymoronic term permanent casual is being used by employers to describe their employees," he said.

The design and manufacture of efficient memory cores, magnetic tapes, and permanent magnets increasingly rely on the ability to create materials having desired magnetic properties.

His greatest achievement has been to help bring what increasingly looks like a permanent peace to Aceh, a separatist province on the island of Sumatra, which has been fighting for independence for 30 years.