Sentence examples for be perpetuated through from inspiring English sources

These tragedies create a climate, almost an expectation, that will be perpetuated through much, though mercifully not all, of Margaret's own story.

Nonetheless, the hoax continues to be perpetuated through a widely e-mailed document that claims to be a transcript of Mr. North's testimony during the Iran-Contra hearings in 1987.

That word and that mind-set would continue to be perpetuated through me, a man who had grown to understand more, but whose actions had left an indelible print that could not be erased.

Whilst these data were suggestive of genetic determination of GTM profiles, further analyses was necessary to differentiate between environmental and genetic factors, since individual mouse strains were housed together with like strains and familial GTM profiles could be perpetuated through maternal contact and by coprophagia.

Drug responses are complex: perturbation of a single protein can lead to direct effects on its multiple functions and indirect effects can be perpetuated through the cellular network.

Race and racism are beliefs, policies and practices that are perpetuated through institutions.

Traditionally, cultures were perpetuated through assortative mating, with intermarriage among the like-minded and the like-appearing.

"Evil doings may result when egoism, cravings, attachments, and ignorance are expressed as greed, hatred, and violence, which, if unmitigated, is perpetuated through rebirth".