Examples of 'have permanently' in a sentence
Meaning of "have permanently"
have permanently: Describes a state of lasting or continuous existence or presence without change, removal, or temporary interruption
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Cochlears have permanently changed our world.
And this respectability is a standard we must have permanently.
Those people have permanently wigged out.
You have just stepped in a trap I have permanently set.
I have permanently fatter fingers than before.
Some people actually have permanently high temperatures.
We have permanently banned the accounts involved.
The company appears to have permanently ceased operations.
I have permanently deleted my account.
They are fledglings and have permanently left the nest.
They have permanently altered their gut flora.
Humans are the only species to have permanently enlarged breasts.
We will have permanently poisoned our environment.
This indicates that social networks have permanently changed society.
It would have permanently damaged women in the military.
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Our motto is to continually provide good service to have permanently satisfied customers.
Others may have permanently jumpy vision.
Ceres is the third body in the solar system found to have permanently shadowed regions.
They would have permanently separated us.
Therefore in order to prevent abuse of nulled scripts, we have permanently banned these software.
The BayStars have permanently honored his number.
In some embodiments of the present invention, a polycationic polymer will have permanently cationic pendant groups.
She would have permanently shut your shop.
That the drugs had given him might have permanently damaged him.
And it may have permanently scarred a generation of investors.
We worried that such cruelty might have permanently hurt her soul.
You will have permanently disabled any kind of uplink or connection.
This latter journey seems to have permanently injured his health.
We have permanently sent the whole lot of them back to their home.
But there was available a store that have permanently mounted the hostel.
You have permanently.
Economics alone is legitimate, and numbers have permanently replaced letters.
Goldsmiths have permanently in their trunk of gold reserves that sleeps.
Megan was shot by a black man that could have permanently affected her ability to walk.
They have permanently affected the urbanization of the sector and left many traces.
The requirements of our customers have permanently increased within the past years.
Many will have permanently altered lifestyles as a result of brain injuries and spinal cord injuries.
This is the guarantee that the driver can have permanently a visual monitoring of his manoeuvre.
Then you have permanently crippled our intelligence capability in Russia.
Twitter and Facebook have permanently banned him.
You have permanently marred your body, honey.
Some of the Slavs and Avars might have permanently settled in the occupied areas.
Have permanently and continuously at his disposal an appropriately qualified person responsible for pharmacovigilance ;.
Martingale strategies have permanently ended many trading careers.
I knew that job was a terrible idea . You have permanently.
Avulsion injuries have permanently damaging consequences that last a lifetime.
He could just be one of those . Some people actually have permanently high temperatures.
Recent developments have permanently changed the manner in which many continue to practice law.
If he had stared a few minutes longer, Newton might have permanently lost all vision.
I have to confess that I have permanently relegated my original satchel in favour of this beauty.
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
Have this done by the customer service only
He could not have chosen a worse time
