Sentence examples for community perpetually from inspiring English sources

In 1844, the community, perpetually struggling financially, drafted an entirely new constitution and committed to following more closely the Fourierist model.

For a community perpetually disenchanted by the political "Establishment"—a group for which Hillary Clinton is seen as the poster girl Sanders's surprisingly successful presidential run has become a sort of lightning rod for its hopes and aspirations.

Lacking basic land rights or the means to legally protect their ancestral land, these communities are perpetually caught in a struggle to find a voice in the country's accelerated development, which now sees 70% of Amazonian land under concession by US, Canadian or other foreign companies.

Due to the way in which language is transmitted between generations and within communities, language perpetually changes, diversifying into new languages or converging due to language contact.

But he never settles for long into any one community; his car seems perpetually to be running.

Homeowners in Ocean Grove, an unincorporated community in Neptune Township, sign perpetually recurring 99-year leases from the sole landowner, a Methodist ministry called the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association.

Until a few years ago, as the perpetually aggrieved community of TV fans knows all too well, the Emmys were a joke.

At 75, Mr. Bennett has replaced Frank Sinatra as the reigning king in one area of American pop in which age has always been venerated and continuity celebrated: the small perpetually struggling cabaret community in which singers perform deep into their 70's and sometimes beyond.

Once installed in her apartment, Mork sheds the suit for his trademark rainbow suspenders and eventually establishes himself in the community as a lovable if perpetually confusing — and confused — visitor from a strange land.

All are devices of perpetually suspended communication.

The perpetually low-rated cult series "Community" has artfully dodged cancellation for six seasons -- losing a showrunner, a primetime spot on NBC and a couple key cast members in the process.