Sentence examples for permanent facts from inspiring English sources

But media shortcomings and lazy thinking are more or less permanent facts of life that the Vatican might have considered in wording and presenting its declaration.

Mr Jawad Salah estimates that the shepherds may have lost 50,000 animals.Worse, the Israeli army appears to be turning the temporary territorial divisions that exist in the West Bank under the Oslo agreement into permanent facts.

"Illiberalism" is the permanent fact of life.

Yet mass immigration is plainly a permanent fact of life for Spain.

We have allowed impulse massacres to become a continual and permanent fact of American life.

With the W3C acting like they're a permanent fact of life, that day may never come.

It could serve as a template for agreements elsewhere in New York and the Northeast, where the tension between open space and development seems a permanent fact of life.

To raise interest rates under these conditions would be to undermine any chance of doing better; it would mean, in effect, accepting mass unemployment as a permanent fact of life.

The report, which examines progress made on recommendations contained in the all-party group's first Feeding Britain report a year ago, says that hunger is now regarded as a "permanent fact of life" in the UK's poorest communities.

In it I said that the new Czech theatre was "focussing its attention not only on man vs. authority but on man vs. mortality," and that "the hero is forced to come to terms not merely with the transient compulsions of society but with the permanent fact of death".

Is globalization a "permanent" fact for democracy as Rawls described the fact of pluralism for liberalism in that it is deeply embedded in its possible realizations?