Sentence examples for need for a permanent from inspiring English sources

This respite from caregiving might be enough to slow the need for a permanent admission to a memory-care unit.

But just because there is less Shakespeare than there used to be, I think the need for a permanent Shakespeare company like the RSC is ever more pressing.

"There are numerous issues still facing the company," including the need for a permanent chief executive, said John F. Hindelong, an analyst with Credit Suisse First Boston.

The need for a permanent population and a defined territory is clear, though boundary disputes e.g., those concerning Albania after World War I and Israel in 1948 do not preclude statehood.

"There's definitely a major need for a permanent, total artificial heart," Laman A. Gray Jr., the University of Louisville professor of surgery who implanted the first AbioCor heart in 2001, said.

When North Korea wants to highlight instability along the frontier and thus the need for a permanent peace treaty, it often reasserts its territorial claims and warns of military clashes on the western sea.

Although these small retailers lack the security of a long-term lease, the advantage of such a business pattern lies in trying out a new idea or starting in a new location without the risk and the capital needed for a permanent commitment.

For our experiment this translates into the time needed for a permanent (i.e. not just temperature induced) viscosity reduction.

The administration lacked the votes needed for a permanent repeal.

Sort out any accompanying documentation needed for a permanent or long-term move.

We hope some developer sees the need of a permanent home for the Yiddish Theater".