Sentence examples for more permanent or from inspiring English sources

In Arctic zones there are the caribou-skin tent and the famous Eskimo igloo or, in more permanent or revisited places, the stone hut.

Now, Idomeni sees rubber bullets and tear gas, as they make the camp more permanent or send the refugees back to Turkey.

Therefore, the present study was carried out to examine whether an intervention would bring on a more permanent or even increased effect in the long run.

The greater number of obstetricians than midwives is found in all types of hospitals studied, regardless of whether they have more permanent or more associate staff, with just one exception: public hospitals classified as S3 (1201–2400 births/year) had more midwives than obstetricians (Table  2).> -wrap-foot> Hospital Staff*.

You may need a more permanent or aggressive treatment.

Choose or make a more permanent bag or pouch for it.

Children were excluded from the study if they were outside the age range, had one or more permanent incisors unerupted or partially erupted, or had a fracture or restoration in their permanent incisors.

For an even more permanent label, or if you are labeling delicate fabrics like lycra or silk, use a laundry pen, which works the same as a regular marker.

"We hoped this period would be sufficient to bring order to the chaos and allow us to secure more permanent funding or an orderly disposition of assets to raise cash, if that became necessary".

Critics of Mr Abe fear that this move is the first step to a more permanent revision or removal of the war-renouncing Article 9 of the constitution.

We've reached out to Snap about whether this will be a more permanent shop or another temporary one, and it told us the store will be open for the next several weeks.