Sentence examples for large and permanent from inspiring English sources

Its Cairo operation was large and permanent.

"How in the world do we diplomatically thank him, but say No?" One core idea dominates every version: the first draft described "the conjunction of a large and permanent military establishment and a large and permanent arms industry".

They will need to do so because only a large and permanent western presence will encourage the refugees from Kosovo to return and resettle.

When you talk as much trash as Ryan and the Jets do -- and when you do it in New York -- you wear a large and permanent bull's-eye.

And the next morning, when I woke and discovered that I had made a large and permanent dragon imprint upon his very fancy sheets, the whole thing already seemed like folly.

"Now managers are employed by the board".If excessive pay were chiefly the result of poor governance, such improvements might have been expected to bring about a large and permanent downward adjustment in executives' remuneration.

The Bush administration's tax cut would be much larger, and permanent, which would promote consumer spending, Republicans argue.

In addition to RAM, a computer usually contains some slower, but larger and permanent, secondary memory storage.

The tour continues even as the Museum of Neon Art itself -- the only museum in the world dedicated to both historic neon signs and modern neon art -- is closed while moving to a much larger (and permanent) space in the Los Angeles suburb of Glendale.

On 9 May 1988, a larger and permanent Parliament House was opened on Capital Hill as part of Australia's bicentenary celebrations, and the Federal Parliament moved there from the Provisional Parliament House, now known as Old Parliament House.

Quoting a classic work by Louis Wirth we assume here a "sociological definition of the city" (Wirth 1938: 3) that is considered as a "relatively large, dense, and permanent settlement of heterogeneous individuals" (1938: 8).