Sentence examples for perpetually strong from inspiring English sources

The subfreezing temperatures, exacerbated by perpetually strong winds, cause frostbite, killing the skin and the underlying tissue, especially in the extremities.

And this migratory pattern continued during and after World War II, as San Antonio became a major military hub, and thus a perpetually strong job market.

The band's most distinctive element is Ms. Lee's voice: high, strong and perpetually sustained, holding out every note of her long melody lines.

"I don't like to get sentimental about theater, but there is something that seems perpetually alluring and unexpectedly strong about its power".

For the perpetually messy, the only strong motivation to cleaning up is so other people won't know your terrible secret.

Under pastoral leases, runholders' property rights were strong – 33-year perpetually renewable terms – but narrow – no subdivision, no golf courses, and no soil disturbance ([Brower 2008]).

"For her to be able to do that, it takes a really strong person". Herzog is perpetually moving and talking, phone at her ear.

I like the idea of focusing limited state resources on a set of perpetually failing schools, and then taking stronger action to shut down or "turn around" these schools.

One of the book's casual Jew-haters thinks of his fellow Russians "as strong, passive, good-natured dupes perpetually outwitted by conniving outsiders".

One of the book's casual Jew-haters thinks of his fellow Russians "as strong, passive, good-natured dupes perpetually outwitted by conniving outsiders". He, too, is mystified by what's inside the tefillin.

The proliferation of threats across the Middle East has forced the US to focus its defense strategy on bolstering the military capabilities of its strongest ally in a region perpetually gutted by turmoil.