Sentence examples for might permanently from inspiring English sources
A further push might permanently disable the Georgian military.
(Keep in mind that gaffer's tape might permanently stick after a week).
The surface of the print, especially an intaglio print, is delicate, and rubbing might permanently injure it.
Government officials say they might permanently extend the moratorium on human rights and business grounds — although critics believe they are equally influenced by fear of the Taliban.
Builders and labor officials have been talking for four months, but many unions have been reluctant to make concessions that might permanently erode their wages and benefits.
We watched this exotic visitor for a few minutes more, and I wondered if, sometime soon, the hoopoe might permanently colonise southern Britain.
There was a risk that his right leg might be permanently paralyzed.
A Kremlin spokesman told the Interfax news agency that army mountain brigades might be permanently posted in the region.
Despite the popularity of the procedure, there have been intimations for several years that it might not permanently reduce bodily fat stores.
Nor will he countenance the idea that Napster might have permanently damaged Vivendi's plans for subscription-based music on demand.
If, on the other hand, recovery takes hold, firms can for a while draw on the existing workforce to cope with an increase in business.But some economy-watchers are beginning to fret that productivity might have permanently slowed.
