Sentence examples for has perennial from inspiring English sources

OPEC, like any cartel, has perennial problems with cheating.

China has perennial worries about securing enough food and finding enough work for its rural population.

Jepson entry has 'Perennial 3-60 dm'...That is a big dandelion!

– has perennial appeal for younger readers who will love reading about a boy who turns out to be so much less ordinary than he had thought.

We like to think that all great poetry has perennial significance, is "for the ages"; but these lines, written in Greek in 1898 and first published, in Egypt, in 1904, seem particularly prescient this week.

But its topic is something that evidently has perennial, or at the very least biennial, appeal: whether Facebook is in some way bad for you.And so it is that we arrive at the end of the year, and the end of the list.

The more primitive species have perennial, green shoots.

With AshLee on one end of the spectrum of stability, we have perennial Bachelor franchise contestant Michelle Money on the other.

Do variations on this story have perennial appeal because this is every parent's worst fear, or every child's?

There is a tremendous need to have perennial and continuous access to cost-effective electricity generated from the intermittent energy sources (wind, solar, geothermal, hydropower, wave etc).

As have perennial tennis fans like Alec Baldwin and Vogue editor Anna Wintour.