Sentence examples for are perpetrating from inspiring English sources
verb
To be guilty of, or responsible for a crime etc; to commit.
They are perpetrating great injustices.
They are perpetrating the worst crimes against humanity.
Because I think they are perpetrating a myth that only the sub-size six figure is desirable".
As one senior American diplomat put it, "Heavily armed groups are perpetrating these extreme levels of violence within shouting distance of major U.S. cities".
Ethnic Cleansing, Again (March 24 , 2004 Sudan's Arab rulers are perpetrating vicious ethnic cleansing in the southeastern fringes of the Sahara Desert.
"It seems to me the suggestion that these are Islamic terrorists who are perpetrating it is unlikely, not impossible," he said.
"Massacres and other unlawful killings are perpetrated with impunity.
But many are perpetrated, as this one was, by people who are clearly disturbed.
The vast majority of sexual abuse cases are perpetrated by male coaches.
Massacres and other unlawful killings are perpetrated with impunity," the commission concludes.
Again and again, in the US, such outrages are perpetrated by alienated, socially disconnected young men.
