Sentence examples for reasonably permanent from inspiring English sources

But architectural sculpture, outdoor sculpture, and indeed any sculpture that is actually used must be constructed in a safe and at least reasonably permanent manner.

They show that the measures typically used in such studies such as "risk of expropriation" or "government effectiveness", which are often based on investor surveys merely reflect the result of governments' behaviour, not of reasonably permanent and durable institutional features, such as the protection of property rights and contracts.

However, the AFR leadership function may be better consolidated if delegated to reasonably permanent and committed staff and possibly other local actors.

- I'd continue to do research if a relatively stable and reasonably paid permanent staff position were available, but that is less possible in the US than in the UK where I was educated.

İt is important that a mechanistic procedure be developed which will reasonably predict the permanent deformation under loading by heavy traffic.

Rutting model parameters obtained from testing aggregate specimen at one gradation could be used to reasonably predict the permanent deformation accumulation in another sample given the shear strength properties did not show notable differences.

If the white board or eraser are not reasonably clean (apart from the permanent ink), this method may leave smudges.

At that time, there were only 5000 contract research staff (CRS) employees, and those who wanted a permanent academic job could reasonably expect to get one.

In such a case, it could reasonably be maintained that even the permanent loss of consciousness is not a bad effect of continuous deep sedation till death.

Natural permanent forest clearings (bais and yangas) were reasonably strong predictors of elephant density and to a lesser extent gorilla density.

By and large, companies do not provide contract employees with the same range of perks and benefits they do for their permanent staffs, but they do generally pay them reasonably well.