Sentence examples for perpetuated to from inspiring English sources

"It's a myth that's been perpetuated to restrain people," said Mr. Waitt of the Wildflower Center.

And there is a host of myths surrounding traveler's diarrhea, many of which I have cheerfully perpetuated to family and friends.

There too is the King Centre for Non-violent Social Change, founded to propagate Gandhian principles, perpetuated to house King's papers and mementoes, and to sell T-shirts and Thermos cups bearing the image of the great man.In this section Yes, go ahead Exorcising devils The next King Outside the court, chaos too Why are these Republicans smiling?

"Whatever mistakes the gene transfer might make would be perpetuated to the next generation and beyond," says Geoffrey Watts, chair of the Nuffield Council of Bioethics' working group on the topic.

But it's also a propped-up identity perpetuated to portray what he thinks other people want from him.

The town was named for Lt. Col. Robert Monckton, but a clerical error at the time the town was incorporated resulted in the misspelling of the community's name, which has been perpetuated to the present day.

As adults this often perpetuates to new jewelry, cars, trips and so on.

Despite the efforts to control malarial infection, it still prevails and perpetuates to pose great challenge to those living in endemic areas.

But what I didn't need was to perpetuate having to work those jobs.

Too often it does not, preferring to perpetuate controversies to gain readership or ratings.

Men need to talk to those who are perpetuating sexism to try and change their attitude.