Sentence examples for is less permanent from inspiring English sources

What's lost can often be regained; the physical is less permanent than the spiritual.

Scientists, along with others, are learning that the Arctic permafrost is less permanent than its name implies.

Whereas the "stemness" of a cell in normal tissues is a stable characteristic, there is evidence that in cancer, stemness is less permanent and can be acquired or shed by proliferative tumour cells.

Food coloring also works, but is less permanent.

"My thought was to do stuff that was less permanent," he said.

Today, however, jobs are less permanent; and many people do not move smoothly from school to work.

The basic idea is that, as one moves down the list, the elements of a farm system become less permanent; that is, they take less energy to change and are less permanent as a factor for planning, as indicated by the graphic.

Under such a regime, permanent contracts would be less permanent, although the reliance on temporary contracts would also decline.

Swallowable devices are less permanent than implants (which are already on market to monitor patients) since they are excreted from the body within a few days.

But with Snapchat, you're casting off those things you photograph almost as soon as you take the picture – in many cases it's less permanent than just continuing to look at something.

This probably reflects a change in the way users view Stories – it's less about the 'now'-ness of the media, I'd argue, and more about users wanting a way to share that's less permanent and more casual than the main feed.