Sentence examples for permanent long term from inspiring English sources

The Europeans realize a permanent, long term solution to their refugee nightmare lies in making the war ravaged Middle East safer for its citizens, not in building fences.

At all sites, survival status and move into permanent long term care among non-responders at follow-up was obtained from GPs, and if available from registers in participating regions.

Introducing them to others they can trust will help them in a permanent, long term way and broaden your circles too.

That is our only hope for permanent, long-term deliverance from degeneration on this continent.

He too had his insomnia cured by permanent long-term kip.

Scott Meyer, the chief executive of Shandwick, said the agency would seek "a more permanent, long-term solution in the region".

"Almost certainly, downtime lets the brain go over experiences it's had, solidify them and turn them into permanent long-term memories," said Loren Frank, assistant professor in the department of physiology at the university, where he specializes in learning and memory.

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Permanent long-term botanic monitoring (LTM) plots were established across transects of selected post-mining sites (n = 146) and reference locations (n = 12).

A music director or chief conductor (that is, a conductor on a permanent, long-term contract with an orchestra) can be responsible for much more than just how a concert turns out.

Foster also pointed out his decision to withdraw from selection was not a reaction to the prospect of becoming Hart's permanent long-term deputy - with no prospect of being promoted to the lead role.