But Thompson is also moving from an organization with a perpetually guaranteed source of income — the BBC license fee — to one that finds itself on much shakier fiscal ground.
Music-biz optimists like to cite touring as a perpetually reliable revenue source, but navigating the path from tiny clubs to the theaters and festivals that genuinely pay the bills is more complex and competitive than ever.
And were I a more perceptive husband, I would have figured out that our refrigerator, perpetually jammed with my mother's food, was a source of consternation for Dawn.
The considered asynchronous machine is influenced by faults that change perpetually a portion of its state transition logic.
Throughout this procedure, the corneal curvature is changing and perpetually a refractive correction is performed.
An accord signed between the industry and environmental groups in 1991 recognized commercial plantation forests as an essential source of perpetually renewable fibre and energy, offering an alternative to stop the depletion of the natural forests.
Essentially, forest owners agreed that they would not clear any land or disturb any area with naturally occurring indigenous vegetation (subject to definition) in return for recognition by the environmental groups that commercial plantations were an essential source of perpetually renewable fibre and energy, offering an alternative to halt the depletion of indigenous forests.
It had a perpetually torn edge, a glint of tragedy.
Being able to directly access their minds, as a reader, was like discovering an abundant, perpetually replenished, and freely available source of mental oxygen.
Fred Thompson appears perpetually grumpy -- a presence hard to imagine inhabiting the Oval Office.
Implicit to this relationality, we recognize that players as learners are perpetually in a creative state of becoming as they traverse across multiple contexts of interaction.
