Sentence examples for not prove permanent from inspiring English sources

The balkanization of London government did not prove permanent.

The bad news is that the new jobs may not prove permanent.

The solution did not prove permanent, however, and eventually resulted in the second Leinster revolt against Brian and the Battle of Clontarf in 1014.

Ms. Fink's hope is that the arrangement doesn't prove permanent.

Nevertheless, Academy spokeswoman Teni Melidonian said the shift might not necessarily prove permanent.

Pugh said the flood of applications reflected what he called "a significant surge in the seasonality of customer's behaviour", and he was trying to establish whether this shift in the annual pattern of passport renewals and new applications was likely to prove permanent or not.

The report added that "income shocks may prove permanent".

But even if a deal on the bailout fund is agreed to, any stock market rally might not prove to be permanent, as the realization sank in that the costs could weigh heavily on certain countries for some time to come.

Of course, the persistence of obesity for 12 weeks following the return to a non-obesigenic diet does not prove that these mice would have permanent alterations of body weight and composition.

None have proved permanent solutions.

Concerns regarding "permanent filler, permanent problems" have not proved substantive.