Sentence examples for represents a permanent change from inspiring English sources

The top network executives agree that this high-low split now represents a permanent change in the television landscape.

The question was whether the current state of the economy is serious but temporary, or whether it represents a permanent change in the ambitions and expectations of American opera companies.

From an operational standpoint, having p = 0 represents a permanent change in the CELL'S operating principles throughout the simulation.

Unlike other programs, where she quickly regained whatever weight she had lost, this represented a permanent change, she said.

Yes, it will represent a permanent change with no right to return to the original terms in the future, unless otherwise agreed.

It was not clear whether today's I.R.A. move represented a permanent change of heart, or whether the guerrillas were maneuvering for position as Britain and Ireland try to use the next six weeks to salvage the home-rule government and the 1998 Good Friday peace agreement, which set up the power-sharing Assembly and government in Northern Ireland.

So, both lines below show total (federal, state, local) government spending as a share of potential GDP, the CBO's estimate of what the economy would be producing at sustainable full employment: The first line shows the total; the second takes out unemployment benefits, which are an obvious example of spending that rises temporarily in a slump, but doesn't represent a permanent change.

Does this represent a permanent change in the MoviePass business model?

But he should not be fooled into thinking even this approach represents a permanent solution.

Booker represents a permanent shift in how Silicon Valley is trying to give an ideological overhaul to the Democratic Party.

Will that prove to be a permanent change?