Otherwise, we might continue to perpetrate and perpetuate generations upon generations of Raven-types.
Many experts consider the wealth gap to be more pernicious than the income gap, as it perpetuates from generation to generation and has a powerful effect on economic security and mobility.
Besides, I had heard that the Tsars' smelters' knowhow was perpetuated from generation to generation to present day, and that I could get an introduction to the modern craftsmen.
Sepsis-induced disseminated intravascular coagulation is usually caused by endotoxin evoked production of cellular procoagulant tissue factor (TF) and pro-inflammatory cytokines, which further perpetuate the generation of TF.
This theory of the passing on of soul-as-substantial form in generation also formed the basis of one meaning of "species" in Aristotle's biological works—as the individualized enmattered form-as-soul that is perpetuated in generation eternally.
We need to address this because it perpetuates older generations' perception of us as an "entitled generation".
Rank the new generation: reject the lowest-rank solutions; retain the highest ranking solutions to perpetuate the next generation.
John Ray used one of the previously more general terms for fixed natural types, "species," to apply to plant and animal types, but he strictly identified each type of living thing as a species, and proposed that each species can be defined by the features that perpetuate themselves each generation.
It does not appear that way now, as the black men of this generation perpetuate the myth of the superiority of fair skin and loosely curled hair, dancing around the fact that hegemony demands that a subject group (black people) adopt the aesthetic and ideological standards of a dominant group (white people).
If we are serious about the 2030 agenda and want to finally put an end to the scourge of poverty perpetuating across generations, then we must focus on the quality of jobs in all nations".
The premise is simple: A myth has been perpetuated for generations that artists must starve.
