Sentence examples for near permanent from inspiring English sources

Some project that global warming could ultimately drag the world into near permanent El-Niño conditions.

The results confirm that the creek mouth is a near permanent zone of deposition.

There is a near permanent conflict between Israeli occupiers and us Palestinians.

We will travel west from Perpignan, across the Pyrenees and back, riding for up to 10 hours a day in a near permanent state of ascent or descent.

In the past, Labour leftwing MPs including Corbyn regarded the principle of consent as giving unionists a near permanent veto over any constitutional change in Northern Ireland.

Its 2 million people make Manaus the largest city in the Amazon, and the busy streets and smokey chimneys produce a near permanent pollution plume.

IN EUROPE these days, crisis is a near-permanent state.

Early failures, especially in the Muslim world, doomed many societies to near-permanent political instability.

Outsiders frequently express bewilderment at the American predilection for near-permanent electioneering.

Meanwhile, Likud seemed to have assembled a near-permanent conservative majority.

Many are naturally temporary and hard to catch, but several have near-permanent status.