Sentence examples similar to Perpetual benefit from inspiring English sources
Perpetual strawberries can actually benefit from an autumn/fall planting rather than a winter planting, as this gives them more time to grow accustomed to the new plot and establish a healthy root system.
Your children are perpetual activity machines who benefit physically, socially and academically from running, jumping and somersaulting.
The new "poverty draft" that we're left with constitutes another layer of "us versus them" type manipulation geared to getting the liberal, intellectual middle class on board as they perceive little or no costs and only benefits to perpetual war.
This approach allows you to cultivate a perpetual harvest of mentors that benefit you and those around you greatly.
Great Ormond Street benefits from a perpetual right to royalties from JM Barrie's play Peter Pan, but has recently raised millions from selling naming rights to new buildings.
Perpetual Groove, jamband.
My favorite new religion, created by satirist John Oliver, is aptly named for its tax benefits: Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption.
In particular, watches incorporating complications like a perpetual calendar or a complicated astronomical display would benefit, he said.
