Sentence examples for permanently falling from inspiring English sources
When Mr. Bush appeared in danger of permanently falling behind, he caught up.
This may be the last great opportunity for the United States to avoid permanently falling behind China.
Critics say that under Mr. Lampert the company has not spent enough to update its stores and that now, in the face of intense competition, Sears is in danger of permanently falling out of shoppers' favor.
Lying immobile in Sevastopol, she was captured by both sides in the Russian Civil War before permanently falling into the hands of the Soviets when the White Russians evacuated the Crimea.
Temporary help services, which tend to expand before employers hire permanently, fell by 12,000 jobs.
Nor is a lower rate now a sign that growth will permanently fall below past averages.That is still no reason to breathe easy.
Joe Lovejoy After refusing to go on the standby list for Euro 2012, it appears that Peter Crouch has permanently fallen out of favour with Roy Hodgson.
This is not an entirely facetious image: the most obvious cases of public retirements are those of professional athletes, for whom earning potential and social utility peaks especially early in a career, and then quickly and mostly permanently falls off a cliff.
That might be stretching it a bit, but the upcoming food shortage crisis is serious, and the CNA, a federally funded research and development center, believes food production will permanently fall short of consumption.
He dies in a fire Lex accidentally causes in an experiment the same accident that causes Lex's hair to permanently fall out.
Beyond the Wends of Brandenburg and Lusatia, meanwhile, new Slavic powers rose; the Poles under Mieszko I and, to the south, the Czechs under the Přemyslids received missionaries from Magdeburg and Passau without falling permanently under the political and ecclesiastical domination of Saxons and Bavarians.
