Sentence examples for more permanent that from inspiring English sources

After 97 appearances, he left for a second spell at Rotherham, but stayed just six months before Gary Rowett took him to Burton on loan in January 2013, making the move more permanent that summer.

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As for just skipping a fund, it looks more permanent than that.

Custom doesn't have to be old to be worth embracing, and there is something pleasing about the human need to leave a mark that is more permanent than their own brief lives and loves.

But Muneo Morokuzu, a nuclear safety expert at the Tokyo University Graduate School of Public Policy, said that the plant required a more permanent solution that would reduce the flood of contaminated water into the plant in the first place, and that Tepco was simply unable to manage the situation.

"It can be ethereal" — something that vanishes, like certain installations or performance art — "or more permanent, something that is collected, a treasure".

They would be grateful for a more permanent statement that could be applied to future disasters wherever they happen – that enforcement will be temporarily halted, not just in the evacuation and sheltering phase of a disaster, but in the return and recovery period as well, to encourage evacuees to seek help.

He knew he wanted something more permanent, something that reflected his taste, even if he wasn't certain what that meant.

The periods of higher effective moisture may provide deeper, more permanent ponds that would offer greater protection from aerial predators, but we cannot conclude that such a sampling bias is the only factor affecting fossil abundance.

Several Democrats and Republicans in Congress are seeking a more permanent solution that will help immigrant soldiers in peacetime.

Gradually these wagons turned into more permanent structures that could, at a pinch, be broken down into their separate parts and towed to a more promising location.