Sentence examples for perpetuated among from inspiring English sources

Findings will further facilitate policy development of tobacco control interventions sensitive to the contexts within which smoking is initiated and perpetuated among the youth.

However, in the past several decades, regions with endemic diphyllobothriasis nihonkaiense have disappeared from Japan, yet the infection has been perpetuated among urban people who eat sushi and sashimi.

If the efficiency of such a secondary prevention program is demonstrated at the end of the study, it could initially be perpetuated among the training sessions offered by the Hospices Civils de Lyon to their workers, and later implemented in other hospitals or health care institutions.

It was a standard practice, like brushing your teeth, which had been handed down by my ancestors and perpetuated among our clan.

Well-known sculptors produced some striking individual tombstones in both ancient Greece and Rome, but it was medieval Christianity that gave real impetus to this practice, which can be thought of as an attempt to perpetuate among the living a vivid memory of the dead.

However, their productivity and sustainability is threatened by unsustainable land-use systems that perpetuate among them causes of rangeland degradation.

His sheer presence seemed to contradict the rigid social norms that middle schoolers too often perpetuate among themselves.

Most television programmes were said to have some pornographic content which perpetuated sexual activity among young people; pornographic material was said to be easily available on the internet particularly through the mobile phones.

The dilemma perpetuates even among the latter champions of entrepreneurship in the apparently incompatible field of formulaic economic modeling.

Yet, Orlando horrifically reminded the LGBTQ community of the hatred against us, and to perpetuate hate among ourselves about something as fabulous as femininity seems self-defeating.

From Africa, to Langston Hughes, to the Dance Theater of Harlem and EBONY Magazine, Brooks and Meredith aim to inspire pride in black excellence and a responsibility to perpetuate it among their young readers.