Sentence examples for always perpetuate from inspiring English sources

An economy that is essentially based on competition will always perpetuate violence and hatred.

Girls are perennial victims and the culture always perpetuates this.

Marshall Mathers has always perpetuated this disregard in and outside of his alter ego.

Khartoum's war aim has always been to perpetuate a long tradition of northern Arab domination of southern Sudan, in part to exploit southern oil deposits.

A second problem is that privacy eradication for the masses, coupled with privacy for the rich, will, as always, help to perpetuate status-quo laws / standards / establishments, and encourage parasitism, corruption, and crony capitalism.

We have always written not to perpetuate our name, but to educate".

Laws are rare in the complex realm of natural science, but a simple one for which there is much evidence is that life seeks always to establish and perpetuate itself.

Fear will always find a way to perpetuate itself.

Cynics and smart people have known all along it was a sham, but the producers have always taken great pains to perpetuate the fairy tale myth.

"Us and Them" calls attention to all the petty divisions we create and perpetuate -- but we always have the power to tear down these walls.

The woman who will bring forth children to perpetuate the line must almost always be fair-skinned and of the same caste.