Permanency used in a sentence

Permanency in a sentence as a noun

The permanency is the major deterrent for me, too.

The permanency is an appeal: a record of who you were at any given point expressed on your skin.

"He said the problem is limited to Mac users, and that permanency of the change was unintentional.

Acceptance that times change, cities change and nothing is permanent and any attempt to create permanency almost always comes with some kind of consequence?

Things in writing have a permanency that long outlast their original context...and that's even before someone selectively cherry picks from it.

The act of paying for a services raises expectations, and data integrity as well as permanency is probably part of those expectations.

The permanency of being homeless due to some illness is something we should deal with in a humane manner and I believe food, shelter and most everything you mentioned is a human right.

> It wasn't a good decision, but let's be clear about how easy it is to lapse like thatThat doesn't make it OK, we all should be aware of the potential consequences and permanency of publicly posting something.

I tend to subscribe to the notion of "strong views, weakly held", but the transient nature of that philosophy clashes with the permanency of publicly stating an opinion that's easily searchable and indexable.

Everything you do on Facebook is chronicled on your timeline, and has a certain amount of permanency, and while I'm sure you can delete a lot of it its clearly not the intention, so it does require more "curation", as compared to transient chat apps.