Sentence examples for somewhat permanent from inspiring English sources

I should think so, especially if at the same time they can inhibit Mahdi ethnic cleansing and make (at least somewhat) permanent the realignments of such non-Al Qaeda Sunni insurgents as the Anbari tribes and the 1920 Revolution Brigade in Diyala.

Yet, he also emphasizes how artistic status is somewhat permanent: "The Rembrandt painting remains a work of art, as it remains a painting, while functioning only as a blanket" (1978h, 69).

Follow Mark Hay on Thatter.

It was then placed in somewhat permanent display back in the East Hall where it remained for the next 25 years.

His error is somewhat more permanent, in that his office's forecasts are printed in newspapers, including The New York Times, every day.

Journals are somewhat more permanent than single papers, but even most influential journals cannot avoid change and decay.

Build a somewhat more permanent cold frame by hinging a window or storm window to one side of an open-bottomed box built from scrap lumber.

While DSP benefits were not significantly greater than first tier social minimum benefits, DSP then provided a somewhat higher and more permanent income floor with no work requirement18.

One particularly difficult problem is assessing tooth wear in the deciduous dentition where the tooth structure withstands the forces of tooth wear somewhat less than the permanent dentition.

That optimism has been deadened by managements poising of the pot, but somewhat amazingly, it's not permanent, and there are signs of a rising.

I really struggle to let these people go, meaning that, to me, the position of the player's agency in decisions regarding such permanent fates is somewhat illusionary.