Sentence examples for perpetually negotiate from inspiring English sources
Ta-Nehisi Coates, one of our most incisive contemporary voices on race, has done a great public service with his latest offering in The Atlantic, a powerful exploration of the racial fault lines that President Barack Obama must perpetually negotiate, limiting his potency on a range of crucial issues.
And there are plenty of executives who seem to be perpetually negotiating some big business deal on their phones when they are really just playing Tetris or Bejeweled.
The fact is that the coming years will be dominated by a vast amount of shuttle diplomacy between Brussels and other European capitals, in response to perpetually shifting negotiating positions, and while constantly having to keep our own parliament on side.
Outsiders must negotiate a culture where paranoia has historically been a healthy state of mind, due in no small part to Haiti's long tradition of kleptocratic government, perpetually aided and abetted, if not directly imposed, by outsiders.
Israel refused to negotiate.
