Sentence examples for permanently built from inspiring English sources

Under this system, rates can vary widely from one company to another — even in the same region — and inappropriate costs can be permanently built into the program.

A part of these financial mechanisms and compensation payments is permanently built into the system of the European Union, while additional benefits must be negotiated and agreed upon institutionally each time – as was recently the case with the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), which became operational at the beginning of October 2012.

A frenetic pace seems permanently built into American culture.

"The set is permanently built into the side of the hill where Joseph Smith found the gold plates," Lopez says.

There is no "American dream" for entire groups of people because the system is permanently built against them and the privileged are seemingly blind to it.

This way, it is possible to assume that the applied noncovalent functionalization of graphene in the presence of THF, made under ultrasound sonication, allowed to obtain nanocomposites, in which graphene was admittedly not very even, but permanently built (anchored) in the polymer matrix.

For nearly a decade, G.M. has wanted to seal the dumps permanently and build a wall to prevent PCB's from further contaminating Indian land.

He said the cost of a more thorough repair of the pier, estimated at $11 million to $15 million, might even lead the department to close the center permanently and build a new one on dry land.

But ultimate victory lies beyond the game of cricket, and in the hands of the immigration authorities that will decide if these players can stay permanently and build a new life in Australia.

He says he has set up a temporary headquarters in Central Europe with a group of 12 engineers, and he's making an open call for people to suggest where they should settle permanently to build new projects "with privacy and freedom of speech in mind".

He added: If we need to stop it permanently, we build the wall, and I think it would be not an inexpensive way to do it".