Sentence examples for permanently laid from inspiring English sources

The question is permanently laid to rest in my favourite of the Bagthorpe chronicles, Absolute Zero, which opens with Uncle Parker winning a Caribbean cruise after coming up with a slogan for Sugar-Coated Puffballs breakfast cereal.

The company reported a $553 million gain as many workers, once thought to have been permanently laid off, were pressed back into service to keep factories running in a booming economy.

Professor Weil said that Mr. Feuerstein's employees were highly skilled producers of top-quality products and would not have been easy to replace had they been permanently laid off.

The health care sector seems to be permanently laid up in the ER.

A worker does not necessarily end up in a worse position with a lower earning job after being permanently laid off.

A negative correlation implies that a positive shock to a firm remaining active has a negative impact on the probability of a male worker being permanently laid off.

The jobless rate has been creeping up despite the efforts of many countries to use public funds to dissuade companies from permanently laying off workers.

The concept of nullification was laid permanently to rest, along with the thousands of soldiers who died on both sides during the conflict.

"Tanning is the catalytic force majeure that went beyond musical boundaries and into the psyche of young America -- blurring cultural and demographic lines so permanently that it laid the foundation for a transformation".

Mr. Blueskye, who was a bookseller, was laid off permanently in September 2011.

In Heber Springs, Ark., the company sent a letter to workers telling them they would be laid off permanently, said Jackie D. McPherson, the city's mayor, who, as a volunteer firefighter, uses the company's gloves.