Sentence examples for permanently early from inspiring English sources

While none of the drugs are expected to cure the disease permanently, early test results show that some of them could be safer and effective for longer periods than is the case with existing drugs.

The primary goal is to get them them on the "permanently early voting list" (sign-up information here).

Henderson earned a brief recall to Detroit in November, then joined the NHL team permanently early in the new year.

The scrappy, unaffected Fanelli's Cafe has served whiskey since 1848, and was a speakeasy during Prohibition, but the clock seized up permanently in the early 90's.

Analogue BBC Two was permanently switched off early on Wednesday and has confused some viewers.

Hypothalamic systems which regulate appetite may be permanently modified during early development.

The extremly high abundant macrofauna at the studied vent sites could also predate on, or displace nematodes, causing high disturbance, and therefore keeping the habitat permanently in an early succession stage, with only a few nematode species surviving.

If the strength of the abdominal muscle sheets is permanently reduced by early developmental stress, then vocal amplitude could be a signal of past condition.

"Deferment consists of keeping proceedings permanently in their earliest stages," the painter Titorelli advises Josef K. in Kafka's "The Trial".

This week the Institute of Education publishes research that early poverty permanently damages children's cognitive development: poverty makes more difference than whether a mother has university or only basic education.

Modern birds have permanently flexed wrists whereas early theropods had straight and almost inflexible ones, but plot this out on a family tree and there's a progressive and clear trend towards flexion as we move towards birds.