Sentence examples for its perpetuation from inspiring English sources

The people who administer the system, the heirs of those who devised it, stand to gain enormously from its perpetuation.

If there's anything Martin Manley bequeaths us, let it be the undermining of stigma, not its perpetuation.

When the eukaryotic unicellular zygotic form is properly understood in its disciplinary role in sorting epiphenomena, and further yet, it is appreciated that it does so as a self-referential entity purposed towards its perpetuation, then phenotype can be reconsidered as being in service to that unicellular stage.

Next to Syria's implosion and Egypt's secular-religious fracture, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is an old, tired issue: Its protagonists weary of it, the outline of its resolution well known, the futility of its perpetuation evident.

Dr. Margulis was also known, somewhat controversially, as a collaborator with and supporter of James E. Lovelock, whose Gaia theory states that Earth itself — its atmosphere, the geology and the organisms that inhabit it — is a self-regulating system, maintaining the conditions that allow its perpetuation.

So, we all bear some amount of collective guilt for its perpetuation.

I have a problem with the pundits and the growing national perception that the entire Department of Veterans Affairss is a dysfunctional, incompetent bureaucracy that cares only about itself, its own perpetuation and its own self-interest.

"In other words, it's working for its own perpetuation.

It has no purpose beyond its own perpetuation.

That the elitist system of "grandes ?les" ensures its own perpetuation in France is not surprising.

Every elite seeks its own perpetuation, of course, but that project is uniquely difficult in a society that's formally democratic and egalitarian and colorblind.