Sentence examples for permanently changing the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

It was also the Fraser government that brought the end of the White Australia policy into practical effect, encouraging Asian immigration and thus permanently changing the face of the nation.

A growing number of economists outside the Fed have advocated the more aggressive approach of permanently changing the central bank's focus, from the level of inflation to a broader measure of growth — the present value of economic output — that would similarly make clear that the Fed was willing to tolerate a higher level of inflation in the short term.

Of course Thatcher lasted longer than anybody expected, but her real victory lay in permanently changing the culture so that by the time she was finally toppled – not by the Beat but by the backbenchers – the deep-seated oppositional values that Thorn described were ebbing out of music.

And we definitely didn't consider just permanently changing this segment to 'The Pat Robertson List,' although it does have a certain ring to it".

Soil is an environmental component and is permanently changing due to the often cyclic processes of litter supply.

Due to permanently changing environmental conditions during the ripening process of smear-ripened cheeses, the bacteria of the cheese microbiota are constantly exposed to several external stresses, such as pH stress and osmotic stress [ 110, 126].

This is in contrast to TIMS ionization, where a fixed sample is used, permanently changing in composition as the lighter isotope is preferentially vaporized.

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