Sentence examples for perpetuated production from inspiring English sources

Complex interactions between autoantibodies, endothelial cells and inflammatory cells, including neutrophils, are likely to act in concert with immune cells in the pathophysiology of SVV and in the perpetuated production of the autoantibodies that are characteristically found in SVV patients.

In particular, the chapter focuses on a common theme that emerged from these two case studies: the dispossession and displacement of marginalized groups from well-located urban land and the accompanying production of new or perpetuated landscapes of risk following urban disasters.

The memory of this era lingers still, perpetuated in stone.

That's an insulting presumption further perpetuated by both Deters and Mayor John Cranley.

"The Sopranos" upset some Italian-American organizations, which complained that the show perpetuated unfair stereotypes.

Two big companies withdrew their advertising, supporting critics' claims that the show perpetuated negative stereotypes.

"As should be clear to all," he added, "without women, culture is mostly not perpetuated".

That was only one of several lies Brando perpetuated in "Lying for a Living".

The box's depiction of a leprechaun, he proclaimed, perpetuated "offensive" stereotypes about Irish-Americans.

And "Ocean's 13" perpetuated a formula of stagnant antihero plus interchangeable crimes, locations and dames.

"The West chose a future that perpetuated a divided Europe and left Russia on the periphery".