Sentence examples for a perpetuating from inspiring English sources

The OECD found that rising inequality has flow-on effects that become a perpetuating circle.

It proposes criticism could play a role in OCD as a vulnerability factor, but also as a perpetuating factor.

During lipid peroxidation, polyunsaturated fatty acids are oxidized to produce lipid peroxyl radicals that in turn lead to further oxidation of polyunsaturated fatty acid in a perpetuating chain reaction that can lead to cell membrane damage (see Table 1).

Since fibrosis is a non-specific lesion resulting from a perpetuating or failing repair process that is independent of the cause of injury, it is reasonable to think that mild pulmonary flares might cause interstitial lung disease.

I'm sorrowed to see a woman perpetuating this silly prejudice.

One hypothesis emerging from the comorbidity literature is that anxiety and AUDs become intertwined in a reciprocal, perpetuating cycle.

There may well be disadvantages at a social level from perpetuating a normalised cultural value of participation as involving 'activity'activity

A: This is a myth perpetuated on some health Web sites.

"An eye for an eye" perpetuates a never-ending cycle of destruction.

By describing the Allied presence in Austria as an occupation rather than as a liberation, Mr. Schwarzenegger perpetuates a shameful myth.

Anyone who repeats these allegations is perpetuating a lie".