Context of Permanent
During and after the Mississippian era, groups of Eastern Woodlands Indians moved to the lower river valleys of the Plains, where over time the rain fall had increased enough to support cultivated plants. In contrast to Native Americans already living on the Plains, such as the Blackfeet and the Crow, farming newcomers like the Mandans and Pawnees built year-round villages and permanent earth lodges. But they also hunted buffalo and other animals.
Examples with Permanent
In May 2021, the board called on Meta to reevaluate its decision to bar Mr. Trump, underlining the company’s lack of proper processes to enforce a permanent suspension of the former president.
–Technology
Examining over 300 research projects from a range of sectors, not just aerospace, they worked to consolidate ideas and draw conclusions that could steer the conversation about achieving a permanent solution for sustainable aviation.
–Science
To avoid hasty decisions that could either cause unnecessary economic pain or allow rapid inflation to become permanent, policymakers may require some time to determine the more likely scenario.
–Business
Baseball has lost its status as a permanent Olympic sport, and during its temporary return at the previous Games, Samurai Japan secured the gold by defeating a U.S. team largely composed of minor leaguers.
–Sports
By showcasing the works of both established artists and emerging creators in gallery exhibitions and permanent collections, the center continues its legacy of supporting African American artists.
–Arts and Culture
