Sentence examples for perpetuated out from inspiring English sources

This was a common trope, perhaps even perpetuated out of a kind of ignorance.

The smart-ass comment you might have said over the telephone and [that would go] away because no one remembered it, is now being perpetuated out there for a long, long time and is easy to distribute to others who were never supposed to hear the asinine comment".

Lack of competencies in managing challenging behaviour is also an important factor in perpetuating out-of-area placements [ 25, 26].

But in most workplaces, that notion is either a myth that we perpetuate out of ego -- and inability to delegate -- or one that the corporate culture encourages by mistakenly emphasizing the Great Face-Time Competition instead of results.

As we've previously reported, a lawsuit is moving forward in U.S. bankruptcy court in Florida, where Federal Judge Michael Williamson is trying to sort out what plaintiffs allege was a nursing-home "bust-out" scheme perpetuated by Rauner's GTCR and other defendants.

Instead of perpetuating worn-out myths, why not work to develop and support teachers with the tools and conditions they need to do their jobs, while taking the steps to fairly evaluate them?

They hide behind the subterfuge of calling out the very one who is calling out the discrimination perpetuated by the group in hopes of detracting attention away from the discrimination perpetuated by the group.

Here are the three biggest lessons I'd suggest they take on board before jumping in: There's a big myth, perpetuated by stand out exceptions such as Oreo, that there's an easy opportunity for brands to get mass viral scale by cleverly reacting to global events.

Many don't know that domestic violence exists in their families or among family friends because it's kept silent, and the victims' families often perpetuate that silence out of shame or a feeling that the abuse is somehow their fault.

"It's a self-perpetuated homophobia that is being perpetuated, year in and year out, because coaches choose not to disrupt their lives," Walker said.

They relish human connection and odd, stretched out, sometimes contradictory perspectival effects, often perpetuated by radical shifts in scale.