Sentence examples for likely permanently from inspiring English sources

The company says that with the four blast furnaces most likely permanently shut and others idled, it is now operating at a healthy level, 87 percent of capacity in Europe.

Mr. Woo, in a presentation on the design principles of the application, delivered Saturday afternoon at the South by Southwest conference, said the application had completely — and very likely permanently — altered the way app developers and users think about location-based services.

And her reputation was besmirched, likely permanently.

By this past July, Pickens announced he will delay, and likely permanently put aside, his plan.

On Tuesday, Texas oilman and energy security proselyte T. Boone Pickens announced that he will delay, and likely permanently scuttle, plans for a 687 turbine wind project in the Texas panhandle.

Six months later, Dasha left Ukraine, likely permanently.

Stumbles like this are somewhat common for fast-growing apps, and users aren't likely to permanently switch away since it was fixed relatively soon.

Construction has already begun on new highways and rail lines that are likely to permanently reduce transportation costs.

He acknowledged that life had most likely changed permanently for his family and that the past week had been the culmination of a lifelong pursuit.

Estimates vary, but of the 250,000-odd evacuees who arrived in Houston after the storm, up to 100,000 likely stayed permanently.

Those with wounds to arms, legs and joints face "very long" periods of rehabilitation and some will be likely be permanently disabled, said Vincent Duverger, a surgeon at the Bégin military hospital in Paris.