Sentence examples for permanently rather from inspiring English sources

Parkrun has suggested it will cancel the event permanently rather than pay because it is worried that councils across the country will follow Stoke Gifford's lead if it does accept the charges.

It suggests that many factories, for example, are laying people off permanently, rather than retooling for a few months and then calling everyone back in.

I'd rather have them come here permanently rather than come and go, but I believe our visa program is designed to help us solve gaps in our employment pool.

So these greening targets have been watered down, environmentalists say: the requirement for arable farmers to grow at least three different crops, to promote biodiversity; for farmers to leave 7% of their land fallow, to encourage wildlife; and for farmers to maintain pasture land permanently, rather than ploughing it up.

Almost a third of the respondents (29.8%) reported that they were sick/disabled, equating to 32.7% of working age, with the majority reporting that they are permanently (rather than temporarily) sick/disabled (91%).

Its lines were excavated from the surface and permanently covered rather than tunneled.

It makes a child seem permanently heartless, rather than capable of feeling empathy, which almost all are.

But what that tells us is not necessarily that the economy's capacity to expand — and to generate higher living standards — has declined permanently but, rather, that we need an extended period of above-average growth to get us back on the historic trend line.

Voice messages are up to one-minute long, stay permanently listenable rather than disappearing and work in one-on-one and group chats on iOS and Android.

A set of carriages was permanently loaned, rather than carriages being lent as needed, as the LSWR was concerned that passengers might be discouraged from using regular LSWR services if they knew that their carriages had potentially carried dead bodies recently.

Deleting your Facebook account permanently is a rather drastic action.