Sentence examples for permanently more from inspiring English sources

If the market were truly efficient, it would mean that growth stocks had become permanently more valuable".

All of this anxiety has caused experts to ask whether there are new forces at work in the stock market that make trading permanently more erratic.

Even when several generations are not living together permanently, more and more families are looking for housing alternatives that can readily accommodate extended visits from overseas relatives.

America in 2002-06 allowed in an average of just over 1m legal immigrants a year who planned to settle permanently, more than half of them sponsored by relatives.

In about four years, he estimated, it would be moved permanently "more or less to the same location as it is now," where it will rise from ground-based pylons.

India has said it does not intend to do either until Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, ends permanently more than a decade of infiltration by Islamic militants into India's side of Kashmir.

In an effort to protect the valley from overdevelopment, the Land Trust of Napa County has permanently preserved more than 52,000 acres of agricultural and natural land since 1976.

Her mortgage modification program became a template for a larger federal effort but has faced scrutiny for failing to permanently keep more borrowers in their homes.

I'm working on delivering as many victories on this front as possible, permanently protecting more public land and water than any of my predecessors".

Unfortunately, proposals to cut taxes permanently, encourage more exploration for oil, or restructure road taxes into true user fees are not on the immediate horizon.

This eliminates the liberals as the CDU's coalition partner, perhaps permanently.A more positive side-effect of the Alternative's ascent is its cannibalisation of the NPD, a neo-Nazi party.