Sentence examples for probably permanently from inspiring English sources

At least temporarily but probably permanently.

The threat of terrorist attacks has meant that, for the foreseeable future and probably permanently, civil aviation cannot return to a situation of relaxed security.

But the spying controversy has put the relationship on ice — probably permanently — and the most compelling part of Sunday's game might be the postgame handshake.

Virtually everything about business travel, from the buying behavior of the consumers to the fundamental business models of the airlines, hotels and other suppliers, has changed, probably permanently.

Wiping the discs with a CD cleaning solution might help as well, but if the errors occurred during the recording process, the CD-R is probably permanently inscribed with damaged data and will be unusable.

But that plan was tabled, probably permanently, as Academy governors came to believe that the intricacies of Oscar voting would allow a mid-January show only if the movie world were put on a "fiscal year" that might end in, say, November.

Were this applied, the National Assembly would probably be permanently empty.

The examination, paid for by a group of news organizations including The New York Times, also found that some information had probably been permanently erased earlier this year after new operating systems were installed on three of the four computers, experts from Ontrack Data International Inc., a firm based in Minneapolis, said yesterday.

Microsoft will probably be permanently skipping this party, but for good reason, as they're the only one doing retro games and backward compatibility correctly between them, Sony and Nintendo, and they deserve credit for that.

Don't hack, there's no skill to it and you'll probably be permanently banned from playing.

The existence of ethnic division in the countries will probably mar them permanently in a way that bombs never could.