Sentence examples for permanently changes from inspiring English sources

She said the first child leaving is the most difficult, because it permanently changes the family -- no longer the tight unit it has always been.

And Republicans are certain to demand at least one specific policy that permanently changes the soaring trajectory of entitlement costs, a tough concession for Democrats.

A first intuitive way is to assume that a regime change intervenes at a perfectly known point in time and permanently changes the cointegration relationship among prices.

"For me, when a game is a hit and it completely, permanently changes these people's lives, that's so much better than having a more profitable quarter or whatever".

That is different from the case when hydrogen gas permanently changes the Schottky barrier height like in the case of Er on a p-Si Schottky diode [2].

Previous efforts to produce "super-hydrophobic" surfaces have relied on coatings, but this approach permanently changes the shape of the metal's surface.

Others are permanently changed.

Dereck: It permanently changed.

It has permanently changed family relations".

That calculation has, now and permanently, changed.

"Printing … fundamentally and permanently changed writing and punctuation".