Sentence examples for permanent saying from inspiring English sources

Every leading Republican candidate favors making the tax cuts permanent, saying that tax increases would hurt economic growth and, by extension, the middle class.

However, in an interview with Nymag.com following the gig, the rapper made it clear her retirement wasn't permanent, saying: "I'm canceling because I feel like physically I just have to stop for a second".

U.S. Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, speaking on behalf of other intelligence agency leaders, also told the Senate Intelligence Committee panel on Wednesday that the statute should be made permanent, saying it was necessary to keep the United States safe from national security threats.

"Nothing is permanent," says Oliver Jeffers solemnly.

Those monuments would be permanent, said Aaron Weiss, media director of the Center for Western Priorities.

'He prefers to play here and enhance his chances of making it permanent,' said Francis.

Now, the alteration has been made permanent, said Deirdre Parker, an M.T.A. spokeswoman.

"There is no 'ending': the challenges of the Anthropocene are permanent," said Ellis.

"The secret is to make changes permanent," says one: "there is a tendency to slide back to the past".

Yet cases linger, as lenders balk at making temporary modifications permanent, said Bridgette Russell, of the HomeOwnership Center of Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven.

"I'm sure Harvey wants to think it's permanent," said the guest who had described the unveiling.