Sentence examples for perpetually declining from inspiring English sources
The biggest result of this major shift away from desktop search is Google's perpetually declining advertising value.
Even in Missouri, where Senator Claire McCaskill is the Democratic equivalent of the state's flathead catfish — perpetually in open season — a group of Republican challengers have faced a series of setbacks, including fund-raising problems, and the state's most popular Republicans declined to jump in the pool.
Social conservatives can seem like the perennial pessimists of American politics — more comfortable with resignation than with hope, perpetually touting evidence of family breakdown, social disintegration and civilizational decline.
Specifically, Meet & Jam aims to plug the gap left by the decline of classified ads (the legacy classified ad publication Loot was where we perpetually advertised for drummers).
But recent evidence and events—as well as the perpetually tardy and too often insufficient regulatory efforts—all raise serious doubts about whether the decline in lead poisoning should be declared a victory (Lanphear et al. 2003).
Shawn is perpetually late.
Money is perpetually tight.
He was perpetually working.
