Sentence examples for past permanent from inspiring English sources

But we've moved past permanent residencies.

But last year an analysis of 12 million years of temperature changes in the Pacific found no evidence of past permanent El Niños, even during times much warmer than today.

The study inclusion criteria were: age between 18 60 years old; either sex; clinically healthy; no history of VL in the past; permanent resident of Mymensingh District; and voluntary consent to participate in the study.

Yet another amendment sought to make the ban on receiving past credit permanent (the Ensign Amendment, after all, just prevents the spending of money to process claims).

Or, different than in the past, a permanent re-shaping of the labour landscape?" The Bank's chief economist said technological advances since the 18th century had always had the effect of widening the gap between the skilled and unskilled, but there were signs that this process was speeding up.

Vardy, meanwhile, has scored the first goal under each of the Foxes' past four permanent managers - Ranieri, Craig Shakespeare, Claude Puel and now Rodgers.

Although the annual outreach model has functioned satisfactorily in the past, a permanent clinic staffed by a full-time nurse will ensure that the region's villagers have access to care throughout the year.

Vrhovec, like so many American patriarchs, left a past full of permanent mystery.

In opposition, Republicans speak for a fast-fading past, or a permanent winter.

In the past, the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council Britain, China, France, Russia, and the United States have conducted secretive negotiations among themselves to choose "the world's top civil servant," writes Simini Sengupta in the New York Times.

Some of the same species selected in the greenhouse study were the best dewatering species in the field study (S. fluviatilis and S. pectinata); however, the S. fluviatilis dewatered the sediments past its own permanent wilting point (0.323 g water/g soil).