Sentence examples for mostly permanently from inspiring English sources

This is not an entirely facetious image: the most obvious cases of public retirements are those of professional athletes, for whom earning potential and social utility peaks especially early in a career, and then quickly and mostly permanently falls off a cliff.

Also known as enhancements, there are a range of these, and mostly permanently enhance the beauty of a gem.

That's partly because of the director Raúl Marchand's vibrant palette — predominantly red, orange and lime-green — and mostly because of the permanently arched eyebrow of the Mexican actor Humberto Busto, who plays the title character(s) and gives the film a point of view and a core of feeling.

Since as far back as I can remember, security trucks packed with armed, mostly illiterate young men stood permanently parked beside the university wall under a line of eucalyptus trees.

Eventually, taggers will be mostly replaced by robots and/or permanently mounted in home surveillance systems, and automatic 3D scan-healing and scan-editing software.

More than three hundred and fifty thousand Californians have arrived in the past five years since 20055, over a hundred thousand Louisianans permanently relocated to Texas, mostly in Houston, after Hurricane Katrina.

Still, Australia's total rice capacity has declined by about a third because many farmers have permanently sold water rights, mostly for grape production.

The lower altitude site where D. regia is found is characterised by permanently damp soils consisting mostly of a gravel bench formed from a creek bed.

Today only a small group of mostly older Navajo continue to live permanently or semipermanently on Big Mountain, herding sheep and maintaining what elements they can of their traditional existence.

Other studies [ 10, 11, 12, 13] that have targeted immigrants in other Western societies have mostly dealt with people who reside permanently in the country they have migrated to.

Constant selection mostly manifests itself as negative selection, because permanently beneficial alleles tend to become common.