Sentence examples similar to a commitment in perpetuity from inspiring English sources

"Now they'll have to ask themselves: Can they also make that commitment in perpetuity?" Porterfield said.

The energetic Booker pitched Newark as the site for an N.B.A. team "in perpetuity" after the Nets leave.

But a tree protected in perpetuity -- by a commitment on the part of the logging company and by the will of a woman who has become an emblem of anti-logging activism -- made Luna too inviting a target to stand undamaged.

It will be leased to the nonprofit company for $1 a year in perpetuity.

I was a bit surprised last week to be accused of wanting to run "a deficit in perpetuity".

That means a demand in perpetuity.

In effect it is a membership in perpetuity, or for as long as the company lasts.

I think the consensus is this is a disaster in perpetuity.

LIZ ANN SONDERS: I think the consensus is this is a disaster in perpetuity.

The "sound, first-class condition" designation applies to a property in perpetuity.

A growing perpetuity is a cash flow expected to grow at a constant rate forever, for example, a stock that pays $2.20 dividend this year and is expected to grow 4% a year in perpetuity.