Sentence examples for permanent development from inspiring English sources

Adrià sets up a permanent development centre, El Taller - "the workshop" - in Barcelona.

If the recent fall in income inequality were a permanent development, it would be big news indeed.

But given that the participation rate and the employment-to-population ratio have been falling for more a decade, at least part of the change may well represent a permanent development caused by the aging of the baby boomers.

If it turns out to be a permanent development, and the structural reforms contained in the A.C.A. succeed in reinforcing the trend, America's health-care challenge could turn out to be more manageable than anybody thought a few years ago.

According to Jim Lehner, general manager of Plum Creek's north-east region, the company means to get "the greatest value out of the product"—which may mean permanent development along lake shores, if the land has a higher value for tourism than for growing timber.

The current situation of the manufacturing industry is characterized by permanent development in economics, politics and society.

"In others, it's about funding temporary uses, things like skate parks and studios, that can spread into the park, to inform the nature of the permanent developments".

The onstage Philips exists in a state of permanent arrested development, at times displaying childlike innocence, at others showing a sinister enthusiasm for perverted behaviour.

James Cameron, vice chairman of Climate Change Capital, the environmental investment manager and advisory group, said: "Today's announcement that the coalition is intent on quickly creating an effective and permanent green development bank, that will work over the long term in the UK national interest, is a major step forward.

They submit to a state of permanent arrested development.

" I think it would be good to establish a culture of permanent professional development or training".