Sentence examples for looks permanent from inspiring English sources

It looks permanent, but if the planner is right, it will be gone by 2030.

The installation includes a map of the area from about 1946, showing how geography, which looks permanent on paper, is subject to change.

History, and the banking crash in particular, tells us that there could come a time when the shortfall looks permanent and the taxpayer is called in for another bailout.

The past few years have witnessed the mainstreaming of all kinds of wearable tech, and like it or not, the trend looks permanent.

The disappearance of Borders deprived dozens of communities of their only physical bookstore and led to a drop in book sales that looks permanent," writes Leonhardt and he's right.

Tim Hartley, chairman of the supporters' trust, says fans responding to a survey feel more strongly about the colour change now that City have won promotion, as it dawns on them that the change none of them asked for looks permanent under Tan.

Camp Delta is starting to look permanent.

So far, the damage does not look permanent.

It was the fact that it was beginning to look permanent that persuaded them to act.

And the more we see of both, the more the patterns look permanent.

The stalemate is beginning to look permanent, but people in Benghazi are still nervous of a fresh assault by pro-Gaddafi troops.