Sentence examples for permanent turn from inspiring English sources

Such statements are unlikely to persuade those who believe a dip in temperatures heralds a more permanent turn.

By day's end, news organizations still couldn't decipher whether the change was temporary a kind of press-office panic attack or a more permanent turn.

But the numbers probably do not reflect a permanent turn in the markets, because the credit crisis has intensified since these transactions took place.

Kristol will often wonder out loud — as he did in Tokyo — whether Trump represents a "parenthesis" or a more permanent turn.

And the numbers probably do not reflect a permanent turn in the markets, because the credit crisis has intensified since the transactions took place.

While some C- and B-list celebrities joined Twitter during its formative years, it wasn't until 2009, when Ashton Kutcher joined, that the service took a permanent turn toward Hollywood.

The whole spectacle of a sheepish-looking Jones with his wife standing beside him was a permanent turn-off to the public apology.

As Paleo-Indians did not have to travel as far to find water, their camps became more permanent, turning into villages.

Soil as a very complex and heterogeneous microbial habitat makes a reproducible extraction of DNA challenging as soil DNA is in a permanent turn-over and extracellular DNA is cycled (Levy-Booth et al., 2007).

"We do not have assurance there is a permanent strategic turn," the Élysée Palace said.

After 10 days, with the blackout looking permanent, matters turn bleak with the nearest grocery store nearly empty, and gasoline scarce.