Sentence examples similar to had perpetuated it from inspiring English sources

Most have perpetuated it.

Writer tells how they have perpetuated it in order to preserve white power in the face of the fact that the country's population is less than 18 per cent white.

I wonder whether there are some people in the media who are so uncomfortable about acknowledging the damaging effect of homophobia because so much of the media has perpetuated it, and sometimes still does".

It built Internet, international, mobile, radio, print and applications businesses that have perpetuated its dominance.

Here are the cornerstone games that have perpetuated its winning streak.

Wilder himself had perpetuated the idea in his own writings about who should be fingerprinted.

Bynes conceded that the failure of black residents to vote in local elections had perpetuated the problem.

While this would be a tremendous achievement that would allow the world to move forward beyond a conflict that has perpetuated for decades, it is not the silver bullet solution.

What's more, it has perpetuated the myth that Brazilian style can be reduced to its most pedestrian, predictable and patronizing cliché: "life's a beach," where Brazilian designers are interested in dressing only the scantily clad whose feet seldom leave the sand.

In Bosnia the time has come to move beyond Dayton — not its peace (the great achievement of Richard Holbrooke) but the division and denial it has perpetuated.

It has perpetuated a dementia that mandates casts and crews must be monotonous and monochromatic.