Sentence examples for perpetuate bad from inspiring English sources

The (humorous) observation that a human body will explode when exposed to the vacuum of space is wrong and helps to perpetuate bad folklore about nature and science.

One is logical: The deficit is much too large, so Chinese financing merely makes it easier for the U.S. to perpetuate bad policy.

Pretending that this system has some kind of rational basis simply serves to perpetuate bad outcomes.

What he's really doing is perpetuating bad rules, while sending another discouraging signal that he is not willing to stand up to the gun lobby.

This perpetuates bad governance on the part of our neighbors and does nothing to encourage better standards of living in those countries.

This attack should not be limited to the media but should include anyone that is fixated on perpetuating bad news and negativity like your family, friends, relatives, neighbors and co-workers.

"Younger people, because they don't understand everything yet, are less likely to perpetuate a bad system," he said.

"Formally designating the structure as historic would only perpetuate a bad urban condition and glorify the mistakes of the past," the two wrote.

Unfortunately, the fame-hungry, faux-punk boy band Towers of London saw this as an opportunity to pick a fight while the journalists were around; I'm assuming to help perpetuate their "bad boy" status in the NME.

It's very tempting to perpetuate these bad habits if they're funny but we should also teach our kids to speak properly and save them embarrassment when they're older and realize they've been making mistakes all along.

A front-page report in The Wall Street Journal on Aug. 7 attempted to get to the heart of Tempest technology, but instead perpetuated more bad information.