Sentence examples for perennial call from inspiring English sources

Hence the perennial call for tax reform which, unfortunately, dies down whenever the next boom beckons.

The quickest way to earn the love of dispirited Democratic constituencies that year, after three straight presidential losses, was to renew the perennial call for more liberal government.

Now, at the urging of the Palestinians, a few Arab leaders like Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak and Jordan's King Abdullah have renewed the perennial call for a new summit meeting, this time billed as an emergency meeting for Arabs to regroup after the failure at Camp David and to counter the spin from Washington that the breakdown was due solely to Arab recalcitrance.

Can you believe it?" This is our perennial call and response.

There are perennial calls for the Turner prize to be scrapped.

Then she thought of a fast-spreading perennial called Gro-Low fragrant sumac, an 18-inch shrub with minty green leaves.

Despite perennial calls for healthcare reform, the only program that actually materialized came from Republicans, in the highly compromised form of Medicare drug subsidies for the elderly.

Beauty may be the means by which Amtrak's nationwide 46-state system can be defended and perhaps justified in the face of the perennial calls to dismantle all but the major city corridors.