Sentence examples for perpetuates as from inspiring English sources

But the one thing Jay hasn't done is address the cycle of abandonment that he experienced as a child and now perpetuates as an adult.

However, when these endogenous counter-regulatory circuits fail, inflammation perpetuates, as observed in pathologies such as atherosclerosis [33] and periodontitis [34], which are associated with chronic low-grade inflammation.

I'm sick of racism towards people who are simply moving from one place to another, often to escape war, that our leaders have and will forever perpetuate, as long as there is money to be made from arms and oil.

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– Service user (DH17) 1.2 Externalized/experienced stigma Results in this section have been grouped according to the places were stigmatization is perpetuated as well as stigmatizing agents which include, health professionals, family members and friends and community members.

Moreover, too many on the left overlook how inheritance laws perpetuate inequality, as well as the disparity in wealth among countries because of restrictions on migration.

But a glitzy Toronto premiere couldn't mask the stink that came from a shoddily made and disappointingly performed turkey, that was ridiculed for perpetuating stereotypes, as well as making an interesting story seem incredibly dull.

So the question boils down to this: is the good done by the thousands of events organised by Climate Week fatally undermined by the harm done by the corporate greenwashing that perpetuates business-as-usual?

The value of 'lists' is that information can be memorised and disseminated easily, but by being non-systematic they may perpetuate error as well as fact.

This means that a great deal of silliness is likely to be perpetuated, just as was the case before the housing bubble collapsed.

Being such a good name, it caught on and has been perpetuated as fact.