Sentence examples for permanently expanded from inspiring English sources

Barbara and Ian had a small son and daughter, neither of whose arrival had permanently expanded their mother's 33-18-31 inch measurements or under-eight-stone weight, the perfect shape for what was then called a "mannequin" - with implications of grandeur descending a staircase - rather than a model.

When Gallup asked specifically about the current crisis, 44percentt of Americans said they disapprove of an expanded role for government during the crisis; 39 percent said they approve of an expanded role but want it reduced when the crisis is over; and only 13percentt want to see a permanently expanded role for government.

It made Andrew Carnegie incredibly rich, permanently expanded the global economy and raised living standards.

As the Changing American Market series drew to a close in 1954, it became apparent that the magazine's economics operation would be permanently expanded.

It could essentially deprive the Republican Party of voters who might otherwise consider the GOP option, handing the Democrats a permanently expanded base, not only in southwest but in much of the country.

Early voting should be permanently expanded to a full month nationwide, culminating with the traditional first Tuesday of November.

The tax agreement would permanently expand five credits.

The legislation would permanently expand the 435-member House by two seats.

He said there were no plans to permanently expand the three-inspector staff that monitors local files.

The D.C. vote bill is a political compromise that would permanently expand the House by two seats.

He cannot substantially and permanently expand coverage (a Democratic priority) unless he also tackles soaring health-care costs (a Republican one).