Sentence examples for longer be fixed from inspiring English sources

Estonia is trying to move in this direction.Another possibility is to announce that the currency will no longer be fixed at a specific rate.

Taylor's subject was not so much technology as truth -- a truth that, by the time of Heidegger, could no longer be fixed or even stated, a truth that was always hiding or sliding away.

Years later, when asked about his response to criticism of the breakup -- customers' complaining about things like complicated bills and the need to choose from a confusing array of long-distance companies and to buy telephones that would no longer be fixed free -- Judge Greene said he was convinced that the right outcome had been achieved.

Years later, when asked about his response to criticism of the breakup -- consumers' complaining about things like complicated bills and the need to choose from a confusing array of long-distance companies and to buy telephones that would no longer be fixed free -- Judge Greene said he was convinced the right outcome had been achieved.

"These issues can no longer be fixed solely by politicians or prime ministers trying to shore up their position in their own party," he said.

The attack area would no longer be fixed, and the virus carrying clients (virus carriers) could spread the virus amongst APs they come into contact with.

Hepatic tissue samples which were 1.5- 2 cm in length or longer, were fixed in 4% neutral formalin, paraffin imbedded, and serially sectioned to stain with Hematoxylin-Eosin (HE), collagen, reticulum fiber and immunohistochemical staining.

Reviewer 1 "A clear anti evolutionary consequence... ........ Please note that positive selection exists also in sexual species, a given allele under positive selection will take longer to be fixed in sexual species than in asexual one, but it can be fixed.

Modification indices are the minimum that the chi-square statistic is expected to decrease if the corresponding parameter is no longer assumed to be fixed at zero [ 28].

We cannot wait any longer for it to be fixed.

Once a critical mass of companies were committed legally, morally, and institutionally to sustainability goals that were predicated on selling less, making things that lasted longer and expected to be fixed rather than replaced, could companies conceivably promote public engagement with climate change for the good of the sector as a whole?