Sentence examples for In perennially from inspiring English sources

In perennially sensitive debates about topics like race, sex, feminism or sexual assault, one participant, usually of a certain privileged status, brings up an opinion that goes against the grain, qualifies the question or challenges the conventional wisdom.

What was unprecedented about these exchanges was the degree to which cooperation seemed a real possibility rather than a diplomatic phrase employed to mask perennial differences in perennially touchy bilateral relations.

But the pain is now being felt even in perennially optimistic America.

Today, even many condos rising in perennially cool San Francisco include central air.

In turn, the vacated buildings in the center could be developed for low-cost housing, which is in perennially short supply here.

They are confronting in the way we all get confronted from time to time when a trusted source tells us a home truth about some habit or behaviour we have behaved in perennially which is not good".

As a result, lobbying in India exists in a perennially grey legal and policy arena.

Ice in the perennially frozen ground exists in various sizes and shapes and has definite distribution characteristics.

It hasn't helped that the National Action Network, which Sharpton founded in 1991, is perennially in financial straits even as Sharpton himself has become wealthy.

The accusation by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey that Germany perseveres in "Nazi practices," after a Turkish minister was forbidden from campaigning in Germany, is the latest instance in the perennially tense bilateral relation between Turkey and Europe.

Among halophiles, H. lacusprofundi is distinguished by survival in a perennially cold habitat, Deep Lake, Antarctica, where the normal temperature is in the range from +11.5°C to −18°C.