Sentence examples for more permanent and from inspiring English sources

It is filled with tents that feel ever more permanent and suggest a chaotic impasse.

I think he wanted to have something a little bit more permanent and full-time".

A more permanent and cutting-edge attraction is the Sackler crossing, a bronze and granite bridge designed by John Pawson.

"Fat is more permanent and the chance of rejection is less, because it's from your own body".

Over the past seven months the barriers have become more permanent and now include chain link fencing and plywood walls.

The Senate version would give corporations three years of reduced contributions before putting in place a more permanent and tougher system for calculating payments.

This is what the right is so busy trying to keep under wraps, and the more permanent and entrenched occupation becomes, the more work they have to do.

By the late summer of 1995, they had decided to sell their house in Wisconsin and look for something more permanent and commodious in Manhattan.

N. s. sipedon used more permanent wetlands and preyed more generally on fish and anurans.

A bone erosion (and in certain cases, a bone defect) represents a more permanent lesion and is reliably present before a radiographic lesion develops.

They were given more permanent accommodation, and officially registered for a 325 euros ($360) per month food and clothing allowance, as well as essential healthcare.