Sentence examples for perpetually doing from inspiring English sources

Besides, there is an instigation to converge our research to biologically inspired metaheuristics to solve optimization problems as it is evident from the anthologies and research archive that these heuristics perpetually doing well in solving optimization problems and that too in extension MOO problems.

If you need to raise money, as arts organizations perpetually do, you might as well make the exercise fun for your supporters, who are constantly being hit up for donations these days.

And Perpetually doesn't just keep a copy of this content in an ugly search engine archive — you can actually view the content in context, as it originally appeared on the site.

Olivia Munn looked fantastic in an orange Stella McCartney, even if her attitude, perpetually flip, didn't particularly match what she was wearing.

While Christianity thus takes up the historical task of guiding the world towards redemption, it would lose its way, according to Rosenzweig, if the Jewish people did not perpetually serve as reminder, through its own communal anticipation of redemption, of the kind of unity before the divine for which the world is to strive.

Things shout at us from every direction, making it easy to get perpetually stuck in doing mode.

Republicans are perpetually trying to do what Ronald Reagan did.

But then perhaps that's what a perpetually overcast Copenhagen does to the soul.

The investment-banking arm of perpetually troubled Citigroup did well in the second quarter, as did the investment-banking arm of infrequently troubled Goldman Sachs.

And they have to keep asking because as the objects perpetually change, so does knowledge and a sense of what matters.

The 68-year-old Mr. Nygaard, with his stringy, slicked-down hair and perpetually rumpled look, doesn't cut the figure of a maestro.