Sentence examples for continued perpetuation from inspiring English sources

"The case is really about the continued perpetuation by Uber of the myth that it offers the safest ride on the road," said plaintiffs' attorney Bruce Simon of Pearson, Simon & Warshaw in San Francisco.

No surprise, then, that so many nostalgia films about youth focus on mythologised movements that are easily identifiable through music, fashion and haircuts – nor that their continued perpetuation of these myths often means the cultural dominance of an easily sold lie over the inconvenient truth.

Mr Walsh added: "The continued perpetuation of misleading information - whether for political gain or as a result of genuine misunderstanding of the facts - helps no one.

Patronage and political favoritism in dispensing city jobs and contracts, an old Newark tradition, continued, as did the perpetuation of no-show jobs.

Compared with other known carcinogens, a model prostate epithelial NSC population possesses a remarkable survival selection advantage toward arsenic over their differentiated isogenic counterparts (Tokar EJ, Waalkes MP, unpublished data), which would afford perpetuation but continued targeting during arsenic insult.

All the factors that continue to the perpetuation of the word are ultimately more important".

If the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the United States Attorney's office don't vindicate those principles by asking the court to hold Westchester in contempt, jurisdictions throughout the country will continue to believe that the perpetuation of residential segregation remains a crime without punishment.

It not only provides white Americans with a pass to continue business as usual, the perpetuation of ongoing racism in this country, but it neglects the circumstances from which these situations originally arose.

Guns continue to devastate lives, as does our perpetuation of intolerance and inability to value human lives no matter upbringing, sexuality, gender identity, or race.

These inflammatory mediators have potential to continue stimulating the inflammatory response and its perpetuation [ 2].

Continuing to work in these settings facilitates the perpetuation of human rights abuses.