Sentence examples for permanent problems with from inspiring English sources

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

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".

The corollary mantras "temporary solution, but temporary problems" (if an adverse event should occur), and "permanent solution, permanent problems" were associated with collagen and silicone, respectively.

I do find myself wondering, however, why we spend so much time talking about the Zika virus, which thus far has only impacted a handful of pregnancies in this country, yet our airwaves are silent on the topic of another virus that causes 1 in 750 American children to be born with or develop permanent problems due to the virus.

Concerns regarding "permanent filler, permanent problems" have not proved substantive.

Only permanent problems (no recovery expected), chronic problems (duration longer than six months), recurrent problems (more than three recurrences within a period of six months) and problems with a high impact on daily functioning are included.

Keynes reflects on a future in which "man" will be faced with a "permanent problem – how to use his freedom from pressing economic cares, how to occupy the leisure... to live wisely and agreeable and well".

How is he doing?The permanent problem at the National Theatre has had little to do with art or artistry.

But I don't think this is a permanent problem.

Hunting bears is not a solution to a problem, but a commitment to a permanent problem.

But infiltration is a "permanent problem," he says.