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 a choice, but the son should perpetually be ashamed.
You may be perpetually skint but student life at least allows room for spontaneity.
And while we can climb towards a Grand Vision, it's also true that the very act of perpetually climbing may be what imprisons us in lives we don't really want (hi, Madison Ave, Wall St, and Silicon Valley).
Scorched investors may be perpetually surprised, but periodic crashes are as old as the markets themselves.
For example, a patient in the middle stages of Alzheimer's disease may retain genuine values — she may hold on to family ties or to the conviction that helping others is good — and yet, due to a rapid deterioration of short-term memory, she may be perpetually confused and unable to figure out how to enact these values in the concrete circumstances of her life.
JEFF KOONS, an American artist who seems to be perpetually reinventing himself, may soon be taking on a new artistic role: renovator of a historic Upper East Side town house.
If you perpetually reincarnate, you may indeed be more or less "stuck" in a loop of death and rebirth "forever".
The stereotypical Quake player, as with most computer slaughter games, may be the perpetually adolescent male.
We may be constantly grasping at straws, improved but insatiable: perpetually disappointed.
So, while the struggle for right and wrong may continue perpetually, SC Labs is stepping forward to ensure that medicine is safe and to begin unraveling the mysteries of this still-secret plant.
