Sentence examples similar to perpetually altering from inspiring English sources
Rather, the new economy is a Catherine wheel, rigged taut by three strong struts that keep it dynamically turning globalization, rationalization and the dot-com economy all of which interact and perpetually alter corporate architecture.
Once those key traits are perpetually being altered at the whim of the highest bidder – a prospect that technology has made very real indeed – well, that's when the misty-eyed defenders of old media will really have something to write about.
If this third perspective prevails, then perhaps there is some role for higher education to play in altering this cycle where corporate leaders and public figures perpetually let us down.
These infants usually suffer from a disorder called respiratory distress syndrome, in which the surface tension inside the alveolus is altered so that the alveoli are perpetually collapsed.
As he wrote of his own alter ego, the unnamed narrator of Tiffany's, he lived perpetually with "his nose pressed on the glass", wanting "awfully to be on the inside staring out".
Environmental changes that alter intercellular communication may cause SCs either to fully differentiate and disappear in a relatively short while, or to proliferate perpetually, suggesting that inexhaustible cell proliferation can be induced in the absence of carcinogenic mutations.
Change perpetually, and maintain order.
Change, perpetually, and maintain order.
