Sentence examples for may permanently be from inspiring English sources

In addition, since P/E cycles gradually degrade flash memory medium, some cells may permanently be stuck with one voltage level [1, 2], named stuck errors or stuck-at-faults.

Life may permanently be 70 degrees and sunny on Facebook but in real life, there are rain showers and the occasional monsoon.

In contrast, pericentral FOXO-mediated autophagy may permanently be active at a high level, because of the constantly high intracellular concentrations of glutamine in pericentral hepatocytes.

And poorly crafted regulations may unduly raise the cost of new research, discouraging further innovation.Another thing which may have changed permanently is the role of government.

For the research groups, this has resulted "in the freeze of research projects and the firing of researchers in non-permanent positions, who may be permanently lost [from] the system," Moro-Martín writes.

And in some people it may never be permanently determined.

Of course, I may not be permanently cured of depression.

Sadly for my children, the Colorforms solution may now be permanently off the table.

"Sometimes I think that the space beside me in life may never be permanently filled," my mum says.

A class of well-educated, ostensibly over-achieving Asian-Australians, who may nonetheless be permanently locked out from the ranks of their society's leadership.

They may also be permanently altering people's brains and unintentionally fueling the plague of mental illness by causing episodes of mania, for example.