Sentence examples for help to perpetuate from inspiring English sources

Should I have given the immigration officer the "tip" and, by extension, help to perpetuate the nation's insidious corruption?

Doesn't that simply help to perpetuate a warped public perception of what constitutes a normal human body?

The 2014 Guardian report, meanwhile, holds that the Thai government condemns the same abuses that its officials help to perpetuate.

My complaint, really, is about the peculiar and growing irrelevance of world cinema in American movie culture, which the Academy Awards help to perpetuate.

It's all very well accusing the RA of being hype merchants – but isn't that because the media respond to such shallowness and help to perpetuate it?

While the sweeteners themselves contribute few or no calories to the diet, they do help to perpetuate the desire for very sweet foods.

This regulatory lacuna helps to perpetuate fraud and limits the potential of the market.

Clericalism "helps to perpetuate many of the evils that we are condemning today," he wrote.

This geographical divide helps to perpetuate misunderstanding and division, and is ultimately corrosive for our society.

Later, he achieved heroic stature by his part in exposing the fraud that he had helped to perpetuate.

The statutes helped to perpetuate a set of values that equated pure ancestry, orthodoxy, and personal honour.