Sentence examples for permanent aspect from inspiring English sources

In fact, the class divide in the black community is now seen by some as a permanent aspect of our existence.' The sense that the ghetto is now a place of no escape is most palpable when Gates wanders around the Ida B Wells housing project in Chicago, visibly shocked by its desolation.

"There is no virtue in fearing change, because in our circumstances, the only permanent aspect in them is change itself.

"Native bees have been here since the melting of the glaciers and are a natural and permanent aspect of the landscape, but they are poorly understood.

"They want as many people as possible receiving those subsidies in order to ensure that they remain a permanent aspect of the economy".

Goffman believes that face "as a sociological construct of interaction, is neither inherent in nor a permanent aspect of the person".

The main theme in the novel is expressed in the title, according to Benson and the theme that diamonds are forever is used to contrast other, less permanent aspects, especially love and life.

The proposal is also the latest step that the administration, in its waning months, has taken to make permanent important aspects of its "long war" against terrorism.

Interests are a prevalent, permanent, and essential aspect of all political systems democratic, authoritarian, and totalitarian regimes alike.

This wildly expansive authorization would, in essence, make the war on terror a permanent and limitless aspect of life on earth, along with its huge potential for abuse.

For such a view is open to the charge that liberal conceptions fail to take seriously the permanent and unalterable aspects of the self and its social position (Young, 1990, 46).

There is also evidence that behavioral interventions are more likely than pharmacological ones to lead to permanent improvements in aspects of a child's overall functioning (more on this below).