Sentence examples for perennial position from inspiring English sources

Given Nigeria's perennial position near the top of the global-corruption rankings, forwarding through Lagos international airport does not pose much of a barrier.

Moreover, Compaq Computer Corporation which had parlayed its success with portable PCs into a perennial position during the 1990s as the leading seller of microcomputers bought the reigning king of the minicomputer manufacturers, Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC).

The book sees the novelist responding to everything from whether he has ever wanted to be a cat (no), to how to stop a partner from burping, and his feelings on his perennial position as prime contender to win the Nobel prize for literature.

Populist nationalism is not an eruptive response to a new condition of 2015 — it is a perennial ideological position, deeply rooted in the nature of modernity: a social class sees its perceived displacement as the result of a double conspiracy of outsiders and élitists.

This is not to say those two teams have clinched their perennial playoff positions; on the other hand, it would not be wise to bet against them.

Hunt will say Corbyn's leadership represents an opportunity for Labour due to the new energy, growing membership and intellectual renewal, but also a threat if the party is lured into a position of "perennial demonstration and the thrill of being the relentless outsider".

The major impediment to young researchers finding good, long-term jobs is, of course, the perennial lack of faculty positions.

As Anna Wintour put it in the documentary about Mr. Cunningham, "I've said many times, 'We all get dressed for Bill.'" Mr. Cunningham's position as a perennial outsider among a set of consummate insiders was part of what made him uniquely well suited to The Times.

Perennial vegetation at toe slope position can remove nitrogen in lateral subsurface flow by promoting denitrification.

This is no mean feat, given that the film it ousted from this prized position is the perennial favourite of both hopeless romantics and maritime disaster enthusiasts alike, Titanic.

Contrary perennial grasses dominated the lower slope position within the rehabilitated area.