Sentence examples similar to permanently competent from inspiring English sources
That is, although some people resist stressful events, others need time to recover competent functioning, while others may permanently suffer from such events (for instance, when incurable bipolar disorder is triggered).
Among immune-competent tissues, the gut is permanently in contact with a large number of well-tolerated commensal bacteria, which under normal condition do not elicit an immune response.
"It is our moral duty as a society to give assistance to mentally competent adults who are suffering incurably, permanently incapacitated, and have made a clear and informed decision to end their life but are unable to do so independently," she said.
My youthful capacity for wonder at any form of art may have been permanently deadened by age, education, and one too many competent, forgettable literary novels.
The division was also supposed to hire a consultant (because the station is registered as a national historic place and the division's engineers did not feel competent for the job) to repair the ceiling permanently.
In essence, the positions were simply abolished, permanently crippling the committee system and depriving members of Congress of competent and informed advice on issues that they are responsible for overseeing.
The observation that hallmarks of silenced chromatin such as H3K9 and H3K27 methylation are low in yeast and Tetrahymena [ 41] has been explained by the fact that the majority of the genome in unicellular eukaryotes is transcriptionally competent, whereas more than 60% of the mammalian genome is permanently silenced and only ~3% of its DNA encodes structural genes [ 45].
— Are competent and honest.
competent Reich Minister.
