Sentence examples for permanently decide from inspiring English sources

You guessed it...a Perm.( short for, Permanent wave).......if you do permanently decide to change your " little bond buddies", into your choice of curl, remember, heat will temporarily change hair "bonds"...even permed ones.

Bankruptcy stays on your credit record for up to ten years, and some creditors might permanently decide to stop doing business with you.

Meanwhile, now that he is staying in Pawnee permanently, Ben decides to move out of the motel where he has been living.

The Tories have pledged to back heads who decide to permanently exclude unruly pupils by abolishing the appeals panels that parents can use to get their children reinstated.

If you find yourself facing milestone birthdays without a permanent job, or your life outside academia seems permanently on hold, you may decide that now is the time for action.

The matter will not be decided permanently, however, until the trade organization reaches a decision.

An overambitious shutterbug almost gets his lights put out permanently when he decides to snap a picture of a mob boss.

Scarborough Borough Council will then decide whether to permanently wipe his honorary link to the seaside town, where he owned a second home and was buried overlooking the sea.

Many experts have said that those changes will not be feasible unless the Chinese government gives farmers a firmer and more lucrative stake in their land, so they can sublease the land more easily, use it to raise loans and perhaps sell their leasehold rights if they decide to move permanently to towns and cities.

It has emerged as EU ministers meet to decide whether to permanently lift sanctions on Burma.

While they decide, what will permanently crumble?