Sentence examples for most permanently from inspiring English sources
In England he has played for Shropshire, Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Northamptonshire and most permanently at Middlesex, where he is now the highly respected club captain.
However, these species persist and maintain a dominant canopy position in the most permanently flooded patches through increased sprouting, albeit at a reduced rate of overall biomass accumulation relative to well-drained sites.
The Luton side first played in the white and black colours which it has retained for much of its history during the 1920 21 season, when the club rejoined the Football League; the players had previous worn an assortment of colour combinations, most permanently sky blue shirts with white shorts and navy socks.
The ferry lands on Stewart Island at Halfmoon Bay (formerly Oban), which is the most southerly permanently inhabited place in New Zealand.
It boasts on its website of a "strong tradition of excellence in nursing" and says unlike many hospitals "most are permanently employed by us".
On Monday EU ministers decided to lift most sanctions permanently, although they said they remained "concerned with the situation of human rights in Belarus".
The company says that with the four blast furnaces most likely permanently shut and others idled, it is now operating at a healthy level, 87 percent of capacity in Europe.
Skarsvåg in northern Finnmark is allegedly the world's most northerly permanently inhabited fishing village.
In our study, where saturating doses of EGF were used, most receptors permanently internalized when we ectopically express c-Cbl.
Most were permanently disabled birds of wild origin; some had spent many years at the Owl Foundation, while others were recent additions or hatchlings.
The introduction and multiplication of these substitute workers have significantly and most probably permanently changed the face of HRH in South Africa as they increasingly take on functions and roles that are normally the reserve of internationally recognised health professionals.
