Sentence examples for permanently which from inspiring English sources

They want to extend the middle-class tax cuts permanently — which would add $3.2 trillion to the debt over 10 years.

Official figures show that more than 3.4 million people - 12% of the working population - work from home either regularly or permanently, which is half a million more than a decade ago.

President Barack Obama can suspend sanctions imposed by the US Congress, but he cannot lift them permanently, which might dissuade companies from resuming trade with Iran.

For example, Atkinson (1972) employed an early computerized learning program which sorted items into those that were reliably remembered, intermediate items that were somewhat learned but not permanently (which he called 'T' or transitional items), and those that were unlearned.

It's co-founder and CEO, Jack Dorsey, is now putting in some moonlighting hours as the interim CEO at Twitter — a job some believe he's angling to take on permanently, which could leave Square out of shape for a while.

When characters "level up", the statistics for their attributes increase permanently, which can also be amplified by the types of equipment the character is wearing.

Doctors classified her as permanently disabled, which meant that she was no longer able to work.

"Picture Me" seems surprised to learn that models are painfully thin, permanently tired (which tends to happen when you don't eat), relentlessly objectified and finally disposable.

Management for years maintained a blacklist of persons who had made themselves permanently unwelcome, which included Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, for having cohabited without benefit of marriage, and Pia Zadora, for having thrown a fit in the lobby.

Shram also disclosed to stockholders that some positions of striking members had been permanently eliminated, which was another condition that the union couldn't accept.

The tax extenders are expected to be either temporarily extended or permanently passed, which will help keep more money in your pocket come tax time.