Sentence examples for permanently making from inspiring English sources

"We could use the excess revenues to fund a true Manhattan Project to cut U.S. oil consumption in half by 2007, thereby permanently making OPEC irrelevant.

"Advice providers will be hard pressed to ignore the views of the (Labor Department) regarding historical performance and, consequently, forced to make significant changes to their advice models," the Institute warns, adding, "Advice providers could potentially decide to shut down their services temporarily or permanently making advice services less available to participants".

In a 17 May letter of protest to Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, researchers say that the rule as written will cause "an incalculable loss to science" by permanently making such remains unavailable, and that the rule is "contrary to both the letter and the spirit of the law".

(Yes, I did those last two together on purpose. Permanently make peace over Pennsylvania on the Right).

"It's long overdue, but it finally and permanently makes it clear that the state has been violating the rights of poor people," he said.

Baldassari's research on Picasso's camera culminated in an acclaimed exhibition in 1997, which permanently made photography part of the way his art is seen.

For many affected by the attacks on the World Trade Center, particularly rescue workers grieving for fallen comrades, marking the occasion painfully and permanently makes a visceral kind of sense.

Further, the proposal would not permanently make the motion to proceed a non-debatable motion.

I wonder WHEN this will ever end, because intellectually I understand another person cannot permanently make me whole.

Also childhood-ruining because it permanently makes kids think that clown fish are all called "Nemo" and that blue tangs are named "Dory".

The technical basis consists of an easy-to-handle software that is permanently made available at a log-in web application.