Sentence examples similar to a perennial objective from inspiring English sources
The first item in Wilson's program was tariff reform, a perennial Democratic objective since the Civil War; the president's measure, the Underwood Tariff Act of 1913, reduced average rates from 40 percent to 25 percent, greatly enlarged the free list, and included a modest income tax.
The week after the first presidential debate, with Mitt Romney riding a surge in the polls, Lorne Michaels believed he was close to achieving one of the perennial objectives of an election year for the celebrated television show he created and still produces, "Saturday Night Live".
France has reasserted its clout in the Arab world, a perennial foreign policy objective.
Mr. Reichert is a perennial Democratic target.
The graying of audiences for what might be called higher culture (let's be objective and call it more expensive culture) has become a perennial topic of concern.
A perennial underachiever?
Religious visionaries are a perennial presence.
It's a perennial Republican winner.
