Sentence examples for permanently problematic from inspiring English sources

So where the boundaries of surveillance should lie is almost permanently problematic.

However, this definition is problematic because the term "permanently maintained" is ambiguous.

Kings Island removed the loop from the problematic coaster after an accident in 2006, permanently closed Son of Beast after a rider was injured in 2009 and demolished the ride in 2012.

The striker's adaptation to life in the Premier League with Swansea City was so problematic last season that he spent the second half of it on loan at Lille and then joined them permanently.

To be seduced, permanently.

You look permanently distracted.

For a family who plan to rent permanently, with children in a local school, being forced to move out of a home – and perhaps a neighbourhood – would be very problematic.

Acutely problematic.

Not permanently.

Permanently, no.

Trade could permanently segment.