Sentence examples for permanent close from inspiring English sources
The successful development of technical catalysts requires a highly interdisciplinary approach and a permanent close interaction between catalyst and process development.
Watching it all was a statue of founding father Benjamin Franklin, who now finds himself in permanent close proximity to the Trump brand.
We therefore hypothesize this system evolved later, likely post-internalization, supported by the then permanent close apposition of the inner (originally proto-mitochodrion cell plasma membrane) and the outer (originally proto-cytoplasm cell plasma membrane) mitochondrial membranes.
City officials are not worried that a permanent closing will congest traffic.
The blow of a permanent closing could make some power companies insolvent.
This permanent closing didn't last; the New Afrika Shrine was allowed to reopen on Tuesday.
More screening at airports, of course, but the permanent closing of Ronald Reagan National Airport?
And Mr. Cuomo is again vowing to push for the permanent closing of the complex, this time as governor — a far loftier perch.
PARIS — Total, the French oil concern, has promised the government that it would not shut any more refineries in France as employees continued a strike to protest the permanent closing of oil processing at an idled plant near Dunkirk.
The permanent closing of the South Street Seaport Museum would be a terrible loss to the cultural landscape — or seascape — of New York City ("Cut Adrift by Its Would-Be Rescuer, Seaport Museum Seeks a Lifeline," Arts pages, June 26).
City officials in July announced the permanent closing of two traffic lanes on Broadway, from 34th Street to Times Square in Manhattan, to make more room for pedestrians and sidewalk cafes.
