Sentence examples for potentially permanently from inspiring English sources

In that case it would make it possible to alter files and potentially permanently infect a target computer.

"The early years experiences endured by these children have been so abysmal that they begin compulsory schooling absolutely not ready for learning and, potentially, permanently disadvantaged".

In the process of eliminating an erstwhile political rival, Hasina is sidelining, and potentially permanently handicapping, the key spokesman for microfinance.

It means judges can simply check a box that terminates a basic civil right ― potentially permanently ― often with no warning to the voter or the family.

On March 12th of this year the Obama Administration removed, and potentially permanently destroyed ten-years worth of data that had been used by federal investigators to uncover billions of dollars in fraud and abuse in federal small business contracting programs.

Overall, cells and tissues become hypomethylated while selected genes become progressively hypermethylated and, potentially, permanently silenced [ 12, 13].

Johnson said that, although London would remain one of the most attractive cities to do business in, "these 'salami-slicing', shortsighted proposals could potentially and permanently damage the competitiveness of London as a financial centre by driving away the city's unique cluster of highly skilled people, ideas and expertise".

Despite the extraordinary costs of the tariff bailout program, many farmers complain that it won't begin to cover their trade war losses, and will not protect them from potentially losing business permanently from their Chinese customers.

Because you will be working with dye, anything the color comes into contact with could potentially end up permanently dyed.

Non-genetic variation enables cells to adapt to short-lived environmental changes without permanently accumulating potentially harmful mutations [31], [78].

In summary, allo-HSCT however risky, may provide potentially a chance to permanently cure or suppress pancreatic cancer.