Sentence examples for perpetual task from inspiring English sources

Emptying the mayor's voice-mail message box proved a perpetual task as news media requests, words of support and occasional criticism flooded the recording device.

Graphene as a well-known solid lubricant is widely used in micro- and nano-scale mechanical devices, decreasing the friction of graphene as far as possible is a perpetual task to improve the performance of these devices.

For an emergency physician, the perpetual task of maximizing patient throughput for the entire ED is not compatible with the ongoing provision of comprehensive critical care for an individual patient.

Heavy exercise facilitates autonomous tasks but has little effect on perpetual tasks.

He likes to talk about not giving up, about thinking of his sales task like a perpetual motion machine: you don't want to move a semi-truck from a dead stop.

So go ahead: Mock the show, rip the award winners or revel in the perpetual weirdness of the Grammys' task in capturing a year in music in one telecast.

Consequently, untrained, under-resourced and often unsupported managers – who themselves may be coping with the effects of conflict – are tasked with redressing perpetual workforce problems such as low productivity, incompetence, and absenteeism.

All down the ages good and evil have been viewed as two contending forces in perpetual conflict, and in the dual task of the riddance of evil and the induction of good the exorcist, the shaman, and the seer have exercised complementary functions hardly distinguishable in the higher cultural levels in Babylonia and Assyria.

Our chief task therefore is to make perpetual progress toward the ideal of divine nature, for each of us is like a little divinity in the City of God PEE, "Monadology," §83 & §85, pp. 223 4; T §147, pp. 215 216).

With Stravinsky, he shared a firm belief in the labor of art as perpetual renovation: Stravinsky, who liked to quote Goethe — "Everything has been thought of before; the task is to think of it again".

Perpetual checking of email distracts you from your current task and creates "unnecessary stress".