Sentence examples for permanent lifelong from inspiring English sources

(Ages 5 and up) Henry P. Baloney, a small alien with a green quiff like an off-color Tintin, has a problem: he is late for school, again, and Miss Bugscuffle is going to give him Permanent Lifelong Detention unless he can come up with a very good and very believable excuse.

Second, the initial stages of infection cause permanent, lifelong deficits or disability (e.g., poliovirus-induced permanent paralysis).

The partnerships between men, involving mutual duties and obligations, were permanent and lifelong.

In 1973, the Janne Report underlined the importance of relations between education, economy and the development of post-school teaching systems (permanent or lifelong education).

"By offering proper medical care, vaccinations and spay/neuter, and placement in loving foster homes, we will prepare each animal for their lifelong permanent home where they can truly understand what it feels like to be part of a family and loved for the rest of their days".

RMSF causes an acute febrile illness that, if untreated, can cause severe illness, permanent sequelae requiring lifelong medical support, and death.

The costs associated with adverse events (step 6 above) were mapped onto the severity categories, as shown in table 3. Avoiding adverse events can defray costs apart from those associated with readmission, especially in the case of events resulting in permanent impairment and lifelong rehabilitation.

It is a place where low-level offenses can lead to permanent criminal histories and lifelong encumbrances.

And before each fight she glares at her opponent as if she were getting ready to put a permanent end to a lifelong feud.

"When children age out of a system without permanent connections, it has lifelong consequences".

Thus, multiple modalities are often required and may not yield a permanent cure, but require lifelong maintenance after initial improvement.