Sentence examples for would permanently be from inspiring English sources

If the United States were to confront it always and everywhere with military action, it would permanently be at war.

Then the onus would properly and permanently be on those who would attempt to deny this most fundamental democratic right.

But, she said, the issue of whether the boy would stay in the United States permanently was closed and would no longer be discussed.

But relying on rules permanently would be unworkable.

But the assumption that has informed much of this debate -- that not appealing the LCR ruling would mean that DADT would be permanently gone, once and for all -- is incorrect.

Ms. Quintanilla recalled that the doctor said that if the cataracts were not removed immediately, the optic nerve would die, and Ms. Mason would be permanently blind.

Simply chucking out Greece because it was convenient would permanently undermine the security of small members of the EU.

Productive farmland would never be permanently lost.

James Benn, the church administrator, said the free market would not be permanently banned but merely suspended, while the church awaited the appointment of a new priest.

But, he said, they would not be "permanently destructive" to U.S.-Israeli ties.

People like Howard Bailey would still be permanently exiled and separated from their family despite all that they have accomplished in their lives.