Sentence examples for more than permanent from inspiring English sources

"They really do have just as much biological diversity as, if not more than, permanent wetlands".

Third, it should aim for the maximum freedom of movement, but encourage temporary more than permanent movement.Migration, like other aspects of globalisation, is more manageable when countries work together.

She imagines using temporary installations more than permanent exhibits, since climate science, technology, and social contexts are "always changing radically," but has no clear sense yet of how to fill the museum.

The rent proposal would make life even harder for struggling families and could drive up the costs to taxpayers, by pushing more people into shelters, which cost far more than permanent apartments.

"In response to my petition the government stated that, 'temporary staff can play an important role but we consider they should not be rewarded more than permanent staff'," said Chrissie Nairn, the nurse behind the campaign.

The Giuliani administration, like the Koch administration in the 1980's, turned more and more to hotel rooms, which cost about $3,000 a month, far more than permanent apartments.

These reflections on the difference in meaning between permanence and irreversibility suggest that "irreversible vegetative state" would be more accurate than "permanent vegetative state".

We took his testimony to mean that long-term deficit reduction is more important than permanent tax cuts.

Temporary barriers, which include nets and shade cloth, offer less protection and require more inspection than permanent barriers, but are less costly and easier to transport and build.

The FT sector data also shows the consequence of such a quick, large, increase when there is more demand than permanent supply.

This conception of libraries — especially public libraries, where universal access is more important than permanent preservation — explains the metaphor of weeding.