Sentence examples for may prove permanent from inspiring English sources

Sensing that it is now starting to recover from its poor showing in last year's elections, they may have decided that doing the unpopular thing about gun-control legislation would be stupid.In the end, though, the change in the party's attitude may prove permanent only if the Republicans believe that Americans will still be feeling strongly about gun control in next year's elections.

While Facebook is trying to convey that it understands its responsibilities, the black mark left on public opinion by past behavior may prove permanent.

The report added that "income shocks may prove permanent".

The bad news is that the new jobs may not prove permanent.

Now he will reportedly sue, though it may be hard for him to prove permanent damage given he is playing again for the Hawks.

The balkanization of London government did not prove permanent.

If you don't, pain will be fairly inevitable result and, in some cases, may prove to be permanent.

CARNOUSTIE, SCOTLAND — This windswept, slightly lonely seaside town is home to the devilish golf course where Ben Hogan won his only British Open, where Tom Watson won the first of his five and where an overbold Frenchman, Jean Van de Velde, earned what may prove to be a permanent place in clubhouse banter worldwide by coming to grief with a three-shot lead on Carnoustie's watery 18th in 1999.

Therefore, activating both mTOR and p53 in order to achieve a permanent state of cell dormancy, may prove to be a promising therapeutic strategy for treating cancer.

Resting the kidney and providing early RRT analogous to the approach in the treatment of ARDS may prove to be a more effective strategy to improve survival and decrease permanent loss of kidney function for patients with AKI.

If excellent osseointegrative properties are warranted in permanent implants, coating with TAN standard, TAN new finish or zirconium may prove to be very successful.