Sentence examples for permanent answer from inspiring English sources

Officials, meanwhile, say that they want to address the situation but that a permanent answer could take years.

Not merely the endless folly of the Iraq War for America and Iraq, but all the other catastrophic consequences it brought, including midwifing the birth of ISIS — that permanent answer to the question, What could possibly be worse than Saddam Hussein?

Our Task: To conclude, the only permanent answer for problem of climate change is the restructuring of our production process and its replacement with sustainable agricultural production, sustainable industrial production and sustainable energy production.

For moms who want to have a memento to guilt their kids in the future, belly casting is a more permanent answer, according to Atlanta-based mom Tisha DeShields, who sells body casting kits that allow moms to immortalize their bulging tummies in plaster or fiberglass and either paint the forms themselves or have a professional artist do it.

Although medication can be a useful temporary crutch while you are gaining confidence in your ability to organize and discipline and focus your life, it is not a permanent answer for everyone, sometimes even if you are prescribed it.

If life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are "among" the unalienable rights, what are the other ones?We're never going to get permanent answers to these kinds of questions.

These are typically only a temporary answer and not a permanent solution.

This allows each to hide behind the other (though permanent secretaries answer as accounting officers for their departments to a committee of MPs).Re-tuning the engineNeither camp is necessarily right.

We don't think it makes sense and ultimately I don't think it's one that either Ofcom or indeed Stephen Carter... will recommend as a permanent substantial answer to the funding deficit we face for public service broadcasting".

Why two elections in 2005 straddling the production of a new permanent constitution?The answer is that a classic chicken-and-egg problem arose in the second half of 2003.

She is constantly asked, "Do you know people who have found permanent homes?" Her answer is yes, at Pathways to Housing.