Sentence examples for ongoing perpetuation from inspiring English sources
Dare we open to the pain of ongoing perpetuation, through repeated cycling and recycling of trauma and ignorance to the next generations; the horrifying passing of the torch of abuse, of addiction, of shame, of self-hatred?
Our words, never enough to end racism, and even when on the side of justice – only serve to indict us as co-conspirators in the ongoing perpetuation of systems of injustice and oppression that we remain inextricably connected to.
It not only provides white Americans with a pass to continue business as usual, the perpetuation of ongoing racism in this country, but it neglects the circumstances from which these situations originally arose.
We further hypothesize that decreased secretion of AMPs as a consequence of epithelial damage in established IBD may contribute to the perpetuation of inflammation because ongoing bacterial invasion of the mucosa cannot be controlled, even despite Paneth cell metaplasia resulting in an increased production of some of the AMPs in the colon.
As CPH requires ongoing peripheral nociceptive input for its perpetuation [ 53], effectively treating sources of this nociceptive input (i.e., responding to questions #2), would appear to be useful in addressing CPH.
Our findings therefore provide an opportunity to develop current understanding of ongoing CFS/ME by highlighting specific ways in which significant other factors impact on symptom perpetuation, and outline clinically important directions for future research within this area.
It would appear that an essential aspect to effective management of patients with spinal pain would include the identification and management of those factors that place the acute or subacute spinal pain patient at risk of developing ongoing problems or, in the case of the chronic or recurrent spinal pain patient, that contribute to the perpetuation of pain and dysfunction.
It is a perpetuation of slavery".
The perpetuation of this farce is inexplicable.
A persuasive case could be made for perpetuation.
It means disease, illiteracy, ignorance, and their perpetuation.
