Sentence examples for permanent enough from inspiring English sources

In Lock's case, despite the fact his commission fluctuated from month to month, it was permanent enough for it to be regarded as forming a normal part of his salary.

Doodling on pieces of fruit seems permanent enough, for now.

It's very possible that many will still not be convinced that the action is permanent enough to reveal themselves until an actual law is passed (and, given their past hardships it still may take some time to convince them).

Instead of the impending 6,600 acre mountaintop removal strip mine, the Coal River residents planted a banner for the Coal River Wind Project, a nationally acclaimed proposal that would create 200 local construction jobs, and 50 permanent jobs, enough energy for 150,000 homes, and allow for sustainable forestry and mountain tourism projects, as well as a limited amount of underground mining.

Stick them with permanent and high enough taxes and there will be less money period.

And some wildlife advocates say neither strategy provides enough permanent habitat to the birds.

"When there's enough permanent jobs in the valley," Ms. Davidson said, "we'll stop moving people out".

Schools in many states don't have enough permanent classroom space for a booming population of young people.

The Whitney, the smallest of the three, has long been missing a permanent collection with enough depth to be a destination in and of itself.

In one area, the council had to spend £1.5m on agency social work teams because it didn't have enough permanent staff to handle a jump in referrals.

Getting a job is difficult enough: permanent positions are like golden unicorns at the end of the rainbow and no one can afford to be known as "the one who complained".