Sentence examples for permanent foundations from inspiring English sources

Most bob runs have permanent foundations of concrete or stone, which are covered with several inches of ice.

For the single- and double-wide trailers on permanent foundations in a mountainous section called Solitude Village, prices range from $90,000 to $120,000.

And because they are trucked to the site and placed on slabs rather than permanent foundations, the homes are considered vehicles, not real estate, and have titles rather than mortgages.

A base station requires no permanent foundations and therefore requires no specific planning permission in the UK to install in most scenarios.

"Therefore," Ionesco writes, "we are now in search of permanent foundations of behavior that will once again moralize politics.

LinkedIn kept encouraging users to maintain detailed, regularly updated, elaborately connected public profiles as the permanent foundation of their careers.

J.D. Rockefeller established a permanent foundation; all the money given to the Gates Foundation must be spent within 50 years of the death of the last surviving founder (ie, Mr or Mrs Gates).

The governor and his staff, and several education advocates, said their biggest gain was, in the words of Paul Francis, the state budget director, "implementing a permanent foundation formula that distributes aid based on a district's educational needs and local ability to support education".

The criticism of his former beliefs both mistaken and valid aims towards uncovering a "firm and permanent foundation".

We have also seen how much Derrida is indebted to traditional transcendental philosophy which really starts here with Descartes' search for a "firm and permanent foundation".

Use of PVDs reduced permanent foundation settlement and rotation by reducing the duration of large excess pore pressures, but amplified roof accelerations and flexural drift.