Sentence examples for more permanent from from inspiring English sources

This may represent the change from plates that are more permanent from the ones produced during breakup aligned with the major plate boundaries along the lines suggested by Koehn et al. (2008).

Get to work on making fishing lines from branches, seats and tables from branches and a more permanent home from whatever you can find.

"It is our hope that the Council and new Mayor will move on a long-stalled package of reform bills in the Council, while we wait for more permanent solutions from Albany".

French President Macron is visiting now, in part to seek a more permanent reprieve from steel and aluminum tariffs.

However, it wasn't clear whether that simply represented a slowdown in participation rates or a more permanent withdrawal from the labor force for those who were not employed.

A brief spell as secretary to the French Ambassador in Venice followed before Rousseau moved to Paris on a more permanent basis from 1744, where he continued to work mainly on music and began to write contributions to the Encyclopédie of Diderot and d'Alembert.

This is in contrast to the more permanent rents arising from firms bargaining power over work visa holders.

They were gradually replaced by more permanent structures built from locally quarried sandstone.

But while the state and volunteer organizations, as well as nonprofit disaster responders, such as the American Red Cross, are set up to provide temporary shelter to fire victims, "something more permanent" traditionally comes from FEMA.

The absence of 'S' form of Anopheles gambiae from the field collections conducted in Auyo could be explained by the observation previously made that the 'M' form (Mopti chromosomal form) is predominant in this type of ecological setting with a more permanent breeding site from the irrigation system [ 41].

The model is designed to distinguish essentially random changes in the polls from more permanent reversals in the state of play.