Sentence examples for more permanent feel from inspiring English sources

Many of the camps in Darfur are already taking on a more permanent feel.

The stopgap supply of essential services such as water, electricity and housing is taking on a more permanent feel.

Set in a warehouse shed, it's actually a lot more prepared for every event uality) than others in the area and with a much more permanent feel.

Martin describes Zaatari as Jordan's "fourth largest city", a place where "the stop-gap supply of essential services, like water, electricity and housing, is taking on a more permanent feel".

But many auto analysts say the current makeover has a more permanent feel, largely because of the presence of the outsiders at the top and the lessons learned from the near-death experience of last year's bankruptcies at G.M. and Chrysler.

Already, the feeling in the park has shifted subtly as the large green structures tower over their smaller tent neighbors and lend the encampment a more permanent feel.

While Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has said the plazas are a work in progress — he will decide in December whether to transform them into something more permanent — they feel like odd leftover spaces.

Which feels more permanent to them, though as a radio person I feel differently about that.

It's also got a more permanent sort of a feel to it than it did even two weeks ago..

Baruch has resurfaced the black roadway in beige and plans to raise it to curb height to make the space feel more permanent.

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