Sentence examples for perpetuate after from inspiring English sources
New emergent strains of MDR-TB could only perpetuate after this window of vulnerability opened.
The two became warm friends and were to remain so until 1888, when a letter from Henley to Stevenson containing a deliberately implied accusation of dishonesty against the latter's wife precipitated a quarrel that Henley, jealous and embittered, perpetuated after his friend's death in a venomous review of a biography of Stevenson.
This livery was perpetuated after rebuilding.
We hypothesized that beneficial haemodynamic effects would be achieved during PHVHF, and that these effects would be perpetuated after cessation of the pulse treatment by standard CVVH.
He focused on positive reinforcement, which should perpetuate itself after he hauled in the pass that appeared destined to hit the Kyle Field turf Saturday.
Despite our claim to be a compassionate nation, will we act to aggressively dismantle the institutions that perpetuate poverty, even after this disaster?
Rather than keeping the spotlight on factors that perpetuate violence year after year, the media conversation has veered into the same victim-shaming ditch we have been trying to climb out of for generations.
Recent reports describe that human colonization by V. cholerae creates a hyperinfectious bacterial state, which is perpetuated even after purging into natural aquatic reservoirs and may contribute to epidemic spread of cholera (25 ).
I for one would welcome a special report on the "knot" in Europe and what it means for success, happiness, or other European values.Forrest Waller Alexandria, VirginiaSIR —It does a disservice to most divorced parents to perpetuate the myth that after divorce one parent generally raises the children 'alone'alone
What drives women, generation after generation, to perpetuate the vicious cycle that made their own lives miserable as they grew up?
Engage a young upstart that can perpetuate your huge vision long after your earthly corpse fulfills its purpose.
