Sentence examples for permanently added from inspiring English sources

And if those students close out the year with a high enough GPA, the money is permanently added to their package.

Nothing was permanently added to my diet that time around.

In 1830 a fifth Baron was permanently added to relieve court congestion; at the same time, a fifth judge was added to the Court of Common Pleas and King's Bench.

But the article was removed, then reposted, before disappearing permanently, adding to speculation about Pyongyang's attitude towards the summit.

Davis administration officials say that half the spending was on projects that did not permanently add to the size of state government.

Even such welcome steps would need to be designed and managed carefully to ensure that they don't permanently add to the deficit.

As a consequence, at the end of the year, Milfield First Primary will be shut down permanently, adding this village school to a list of 27 others in Britain which have been closed since 2008.

After White Castle added Impossible's food on a test basis in September, sales were strong enough that the chain announced in December that it would permanently add the Impossible slider to its menu.

The statement claimed that the country's nuclear weapons programme had "changed the [DPRK]'s status and role permanently", adding that the future of the peninsula and inter-Korean relations were in North Korea's hands.

Two other Democratic candidates for attorney general, State Senator Eric T. Schneiderman and Sean Coffey, a trial lawyer, have said in recent weeks that if elected, they would ask the next governor for those powers while lobbying the Legislature to permanently add them to the attorney general's toolbox.

(The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, the development's owner, began extensively renovating vacant rent-regulated apartments several years ago, and since it is allowed to permanently add 1/40th of the renovation cost to the monthly rent it can bring the rent above the $2,000 threshold that permits the unit to be deregulated).