Sentence examples for more permanent one from inspiring English sources
As long as the networks refuse to offer a better-stocked catalog — and a more permanent one — the world will flock to any service that does, like BitTorrent.
Back home in her apartment in Harlem, she has assembled a more permanent one, studded with mementos: her first baby picture, family portraits, childhood jewelry and adolescent keepsakes intended to celebrate the preciousness of her past.
That would mean a caretaker chief of staff, probably through the election season, to be followed by a more permanent one to serve the second half of Mr. Obama's term.
As for 24-year-old Madine, his current three-month loan deal runs out this Friday and, with other clubs reportedly showing interest, Coventry must decide whether they want to turn his move into a more permanent one.
Although temporary, it remains an effective working definition until a more permanent one is formally adopted.
It can be a washable marker, or a more permanent one, like a Sharpie.
Gradually, he has replaced the temporary sett paths with more permanent ones, but even so he never uses cement, which would leach into the garden.
Baird, if it had gone ahead, would have added a further 13.5 days and potentially created hundreds of jobs building the site and more permanent ones after it was completed.
Consolidation drainage is a common practice of draining smaller less permanent wetlands into larger more permanent ones [41]; it decreases upper-catchment storage and increases connections among wetlands, likely producing high and stable water regimes in consolidated basins.
When they shut the bike lane, which was roughly a foot wide and skirted auto traffic, immigration officials promised to look into a more functional permanent one.
Decayed teeth 3. Filled crown, with decay (one or more permanent restorations and one or more areas of decay. Filled root with decay 3 Filled crown, with no decay (one or more permanent restorations and no areas of decay).
