Sentence examples for permanently instead of from inspiring English sources

A Senate bill sponsored by Mary Landrieu, a Democrat who is facing a stiff battle to hold her seat in Louisiana, and supported by some half-dozen Democrats, would allow people to keep their current insurance plans permanently, instead of temporarily as Mr. Obama proposes, thus posing a permanent threat to the risk pools.

But Mr. Levy is off to a good start and should be given the job permanently instead of bringing in yet another new face.

That might be why Periscope just launched its #Save feature that mimics Facebook, so its users can finally show off replays permanently instead of only for 24 hours before they're deleted.

At the time, it broke Twain's heart, but it probably helped make his career: it gave him a subject permanently lost, instead of just fading.

Policy priorities: Climate change and environment, reform state to make it more accountable, elderly care, create skilled jobs, backs a "living wage", would keep 50p tax rate permanently, graduate tax instead of tuition fees, right to request flexible working for all workers and fair pay review for public and private sectors.

Instead of "permanently ostracizing the sexually irresponsible," how about a social stigma against working through dinner?

Instead of permanently bracketing your screen with two black bars, the top notification bar is now transparent, allowing more of your homescreen wallpaper to shine through.

Ultimately, the voluntary plan announced last week by Mr. Paulson is narrower than Ms. Bair's idea; it will freeze the resets for five years, instead of permanently.

Legislators also agreed to provide payments to fishermen to hang up their nets temporarily, which might reduce overfishing in the short term but which conservationists fear could create a reserve army of unemployed fishermen instead of permanently reducing capacity.

She said that her latest plan would differ from legislation she helped sponsor in 2001 by stationing the federal security forces permanently at every plant, instead of when needed.

The judge held that the additional risk from deferring donation for 12 months, instead of permanently, was very minimal.