Sentence examples for permanent problems from inspiring English sources

Q. Are ballet dancers likely to have permanent problems with their feet?

In the long run, England was always going to lose France, given the permanent problems of shipping soldiers across the Channel, supplying them once they were abroad, and maintaining enthusiasm for the cause in a war-weary world.

A pamphlet the league gives all players states, "Current research with professional athletes has not shown that having more than one or two concussions leads to permanent problems if each injury is managed properly".

The league stated in a pamphlet that it provided to all players this season that "current research with professional athletes has not shown that having more than one or two concussions leads to permanent problems if each injury is managed properly".

It replaces a pamphlet given since 2007 that said, "Current research with professional athletes has not shown that having more than one or two concussions leads to permanent problems if each injury is treated properly," and also left open the question of "if there are any long-term effects of concussion in N.F.L. athletes".

Several suits note that in 2007, the league distributed a pamphlet to players that said, "Current research with professional athletes has not shown that having more than one or two concussions leads to permanent problems if each injury is treated properly".

This was in stark contrast to a pamphlet the league began giving players in 2007 that, all but quoting its committee's research papers, said, "Current research with professional athletes has not shown that having more than one or two concussions leads to permanent problems if each injury is treated properly".

Animal studies show irreversible brain damage after even short-term use, and according to Dr. Alan Leshner, the director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse, people who take Ecstasy, "even just a few times, will likely have long-term, perhaps permanent, problems with learning and memory".