Sentence examples for perpetuated research from inspiring English sources

Perhaps successful discovery of treatments for testicular cancer (it has a better than 95% cure rate) and leukaemia have perpetuated research in these areas to such a degree that it now outpaces that justified from the current societal burden.

Research, research, research.

This can lead to additional adverse consequences on education and research in Africa, which leads to a perpetuated cycle of restricted knowledge.

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.