Sentence examples for permanently changing from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Hoffman offers Mr. Mulally's vision for saving — and permanently changing — a giant American company.

And Mr. Cuomo's budget is threaded with language permanently changing the formulas and regulations that determine government spending.

"And in at least one case, the Nile, permanently changing a flow pattern that had sustained civilization for five thousand years".

Narrow shoes can cause the big toe to bend outward, permanently changing the shape of the bone and causing a bunion, or swollen big-toe joint.

These scholars believed that the rise of mass communications and popular forms were permanently changing our relationship to power and authority, and to one another.

Seventeen years after his death, however, and a month from the centenary of his birth, the threat that Lee would make disappear is on the brink of permanently changing the landscape he so treasured.

She says that while she won't permanently change from I-95 to the Merritt, she is considering changing jobs so she doesn't have to drive on either road.

6 8 The SUD was attributed to the 'imprinting hypothesis' and was first published in the BMJ in 1990 by Jacobson et al. 7 The brain, when exposed to a noxe during a window in time before or during birth, could be affected permanently by changing neurotransmitter receptors, synaptogenesis, myelination, proliferation, apoptosis, migration of neuronal cells or by stunting of dendrite growth.

Others are permanently changed.

Dereck: It permanently changed.

For many preceding months in those zygotic internet days I had been hearing the lumbering, steam-fuelled buzz growing up around the book, which promised, at 1,079 pages, to be something astonishing, preternatural, and permanently game-changing.