Sentence examples for be perpetuated for from inspiring English sources

At Geneva, such a robust new generation has been born that the breed could be perpetuated for years.

The absolute and total historical memory of these appalling historical facts can, I suspect, only be perpetuated for hundreds of years by more closely associating the victims with ourselves.

Nevertheless, he was the repository of sacred power for the group, a symbol of its ties with the past, and the vehicle whereby these ties would be perpetuated for coming generations.

Otherwise, the problems associated with the hazardous chemicals that have been banned (here: PBDEs, long-chain PFASs) will occur again and will then be perpetuated for many years and decades [8].   2.

I hate to come off that blunt, but again, we live in a capitalistic society and it's becoming a brand--obviously the t-shirt is--and hey, it sounds like fun that the name is still going to be perpetuated for years to come.

Epigenetic changes are heritable changes in phenotype or gene expression caused by mechanisms other than changes in the underlying DNA sequence that can be perpetuated for multiple generations [ 20, 21].

This origin myth was perpetuated for decades.

She added, "We have grown up in the aftermath of Attica and we have lived the lies that have been perpetuated for all these years.

Lawyers for the bank are also hoping to rely on the fact that Mr. Madoff's multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme had been perpetuated for years right under the noses of regulators.

He also stated that a Parliament building of sufficient scale could never have been built for less than £50m, and was "amazed" that the belief that it could be was perpetuated for so long.

Sure, abstinence due to closeted or unrealized homosexuality is a reality for some people, but the less we force people into easy narratives (which are perpetuated for the sake of shock value) the better off we'll be.