Sentence examples for permanently only from inspiring English sources

It could be kept permanently only if a man won it three years in a row.

No, 50 per cent never leave their territory and only 10 per cent leave permanently, only ever straying perhaps two to five miles, in a lifetime.

He settled down permanently, only going to Stockholm to formally pass an apothecary exam and to take his place in the Royal Swedish Academy of Science in 1775.

Other friends suggested that after frequent business trips she had moved to New York permanently only last year – camping out temporarily with her sister.

So buyers of equities get them cheap, earning a higher premium over time.If this is right, the equity premium will have fallen permanently only if the constraints on would-be young investors have weakened.

Mr. Obama's senior strategist, David Axelrod, appeared on two networks' Sunday talk shows and reaffirmed that the president favored continuing the Bush income tax rates permanently only for those with incomes below $250,000 for couples filing jointly or $200,000 for individuals.

In addition, one 32P-labeled peptide bound to all cell lines tested, but 32P was processed and permanently incorporated only by cell lines derived from colon adenocarcinomas, implying that only this type of cancer cell possesses the machinery necessary for this processing step.

Senators have been insisting the change is merely "procedural," but it is a trick that hides the more difficult and important votes on amendments and permanently records only the final vote, which is often just for show.

But some events get seared into memory permanently after only one experience -- traumatic events.

Another further alteration may be "joining," the process of permanently, sometimes only temporarily, bonding or attaching materials to each other.

Probably first occupied by French fur traders as early as 1678, its site was permanently settled only after the birth of the towns Port Arthur and Fort William in the 19th century.