Sentence examples for the more permanent from inspiring English sources

The more permanent residents have taken notice.

However, only recently discussions emerge on the more permanent cessation of air routes, the route churn.

She believes that the eardrum perforations might have been protective against the more permanent neural loss.

("For fun," she said, "and as a reaction to the more permanent classic fountains" she does).

The longer this cruel war lasts in Yemen, the more permanent the damage will be.

Despite the more permanent nature of these relationships, differences between partners may factor into the contraceptive decision-making process.

"The experts have taken over," Brown told me, referring to the more permanent class of legislative aides and lobbyists.

They are nomadic or seminomadic, living mostly in temporary shelters; even in the more permanent settlements, houses are widely scattered.

And the longer foreign markets outperform developed economies, managers say, the more permanent the shift in power may become.

PARM Call it a tryout for the more-permanent location to open in a month or so next to Torrisi Italian Specialties in NoLIta.

In general, the stronger the messages between neurons, the sturdier and more permanent the memories they hold.