Sentence examples for permanently has from inspiring English sources

As it stands, America briefly had steel tariffs, and now permanently has CAFTA and various bilateral deals.

Mr. Selig, who was then acting commissioner and eventually was given the job permanently, has a different memory.

One of the names floated to lead BLM permanently has generated concern among land transfer opponents, too.

The Census Bureau thinks the number is quite a bit lower than that.The loss of so many residents, possibly permanently, has created a raft of problems for a city that already had plenty.

Since then, the share of the unemployed on temporary lay-offs, who were more likely to return to work when their benefits ran out, has shrunk, while the share who have lost their jobs permanently has grown.

The House of Representatives, the "people's house," with its vote to repeal the estate tax permanently, has again focused its time and energies on legislation that benefits fewer than 3percentt of the population.

American commanders in Afghanistan, long fearful that Pakistan could choke off the supply route more permanently, have been seeking alternate paths through Central Asia, but with little success.

The rash has spread to my brain, and this manic face has stuck - if we don't act now, I'll permanently have Jack Nicholson's fizzog.

At the story's end, Roy tells us that "the divorce and suicide that I had let shape my life so permanently had been something else altogether...

The optimism that Ms. Harss expressed on Saturday morning about getting back into her apartment permanently had faded by the afternoon, after another brief foray into her home.

The units, which would violate air pollution rules if they were installed permanently, have regulatory clearance to operate until the end of September.