Sentence examples for perpetrate one from inspiring English sources
IKEA, she writes, has managed to perpetrate "one of the great marketing gambits of the twenty-first century: the discreet transfer of costs from seller to buyer".
It matters urgently to you and to everyone because it's an attempt by prosecutors to perpetrate one of the starkest erosions of constitutional rights to due process.
In her book, the Color of Crime, University of Florida professor Katheryn Russell-Brown, found that blacks perpetrate one in six racial hoaxes.
The 48-year-old German was born into a clan known for helping perpetrate one of the greatest crimes ever committed against humanity and then denying it ever happened.
Today most people of African descent would agree that slavery was no blessing to their ancestors, yet many of them still perpetrate one of the cornerstones of slavery; that is the stripping of our cultural identity as African people.
Three men - two in custody, the third still at large - allegedly bragged about their ability to hack into some of the supposedly most protected networks on the planet and "perpetrate one of the largest thefts of financial-related data in history".
Jane Austen (if not a perfectionist, then at least a stickler for decorum) often wrote about the "horrible blunders" we perpetrate on one another by being outspoken.
Rape, abuse of children, terrorism, the cruelty human beings perpetrate on one another -- are all of these really the will of God?
The violence that we perpetrate on one another with handguns is more than 30 times as deadly than the attacks of Al Qaeda and the Taliban combined!
"He is the chairman of the company that is paying perhaps the largest fine in history for perpetrating one of the biggest frauds on the investing public.
At the debate, Mr. McCain said, "We need to know the full extent of Senator Obama's relationship with Acorn, who is now on the verge of maybe perpetrating one of the greatest frauds in voter history in this country, maybe destroying the fabric of democracy".
