Sentence examples for may not perpetually be from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the prospect of a substantial increase in pensioners in the remainder of the 21st century has led to fears in some quarters that the "compact between generations" may not perpetually be honoured.

It may not be enough to secure the perpetually ratings-beleaguered comedy a seventh season, but Fey and her team definitely succeeded at besting themselves, as Live from Studio 6H was well superior to its predecessor.

Into their paradisal retreat comes perpetually aggravating old flame Harry Ralph Fienness), a motor-mouthed irritant with a petulant young woman in tow (Dakota Johnson's Penelope), who may or may not be his recently discovered daughter.

It may not be a choice, but the son should perpetually be ashamed.

So, when we do create our own spaces, men are not perpetually disadvantaged because of them.

If Hariri's killing is any indication, it may be years before the perpetrators in Friday's attack are known — and it may not matter to a city that perpetually totters on the cusp of sectarian war, and where all news, it seems, is bad news.

free time may not seem free, as long as freedoms are perpetually under attack.

Scorched investors may be perpetually surprised, but periodic crashes are as old as the markets themselves.

Tropical plants and other fragile bonsai varieties may need to be kept indoors perpetually if your local climate isn't suitable.

You may be perpetually skint but student life at least allows room for spontaneity.

If you perpetually reincarnate, you may indeed be more or less "stuck" in a loop of death and rebirth "forever".