Sentence examples for was considered permanent from inspiring English sources
Previously, Amazon.com's investment in its five subsidiaries was considered permanent.
"I was considered "permanent part-time staff" and had access to a retirement plan...and health plan.
Participants who answered "yes" to any of the questions were classified as cases, provided that the condition had lasted for more than one month or was considered permanent.
Finally, a stoma was considered permanent if associated to a proctectomy or still in place in 2009 after 5 years (consecutively).
30 Residual disability at 24 months was confirmed if the level of disability reported at 24 months was greater than preinjury disability, and this was considered permanent for the purposes of calculating YLDs.
Although sterilization operations are considered permanent, procedures developed from the 1970s improved the chances of reversal.
Rats, of course, might as well be considered permanent residents of the system.
any other debt or equity instruments or other accounts that the Farm Credit Administration determines appropriate to be considered permanent capital.
So Norquist wants the George W. Bush tax cuts — originally a temporary measure — to be considered permanent.
About 422,000 mortgage modifications overseen by the government were considered permanent as of July, up from 389,000 in June.
She was used to a constant exchange of friends and lovers, and the idea that one of these relationships should be considered permanent struck her as inconsiderate.
