Sentence examples for permanently lowered from inspiring English sources

Many workers will lead permanently diminished careers, and the economy's long-run productive capacity may be permanently lowered.

If one assumes the regulatory barriers to entry have been permanently lowered, it would seem that the competitive significance of this merger may well be considerably overstated by the percentage figures alone.

The town of Clarksdale, Miss., permanently lowered the state's flag, which has a Confederate emblem in one corner, to recognize "the pain and suffering it has symbolized for many years".

Mortgage payments have been permanently lowered for more than 66,000 borrowers under the Obama administration's $75 billion program to protect homeowners from foreclosure, according to new federal data released on Friday.

But that did not come close to satisying the river people, including Ms. Pedrick, who a month earlier had marched into the commission's West Trenton office with two boxes containing a petition bearing 10,443 signatures demanding that the reservoirs be permanently lowered to 80percentt of capacity.

The new tax law permanently lowered the tax rate for corporations to 21% while rates typically remained higher for individual taxpayers (you can see the new individual tax rates here).

Renewable energy use has soared, creating a foundation for permanently lowering emissions.

G.O.P. politicians will continue to call for permanently lowering taxes, banning abortion and gay marriage, and fighting the terrorists over there, not here.

The report will explain why many governments will have to keep their stimulus packages going for longer than expected, or face entrenched unemployment that will permanently lower their economic potential.

The Governor's rebate program is similar to those of a half-dozen states around the nation that, finding themselves flush in good economic times, have sought ways to ease tax burdens immediately without permanently lowering tax rates or altering tax codes.

The fundamental nature of risk for retirees is the threat that poor market returns will permanently lower their standard of living.