Sentence examples similar to Perpetuating the project from inspiring English sources

What Lyon, like many before her, fails to see is that the idea of "Nature," as she describes it, perpetuates the misbegotten project of amateur anthropologists like Lady Raglan, who lusted after a deeper past than could ever be available to them.

Putting women's lives at risk all over the world to appeal to skittish donors or to placate leaders in countries with draconian abortion laws is no way to make gender equality palatable; in many ways, doing so just perpetuates the problem projects like these are trying to solve.

And the intrusion stretches the project out even further, thus perpetuating the grim cycle.

But the Champion Tree Project takes things a step further by perpetuating the largest trees.

By appointing (another) man to lead (another) project into making more female business leaders, he's perpetuating the myth that women don't make good business leaders.

"You keep perpetuating the flow.

Florentino Pérez is perpetuating the tradition.

Ouch! Talk about perpetuating the gender stereotype.

OK, I may not be perpetuating the violence, but I'm perpetuating the silence.

Stop perpetuating the silos.

Yup, perpetuating the idea that Doom = violent video games.