Sentence examples for perpetuating problems from inspiring English sources

It's the small, unconscious biases like those that effect funding and fundraising that play as much of a role in perpetuating problems in the industry as the headline-grabbing reports.

And what if that water chief feels threatened by a Rapid Results project?   "People get deeply invested in perpetuating problems," wrote Anna Runkle of Richmond, Calif.

Commitment to child rights At the event, Dr. Spanta stressed the challenges that Afghanistan faces, explaining that a lack of public awareness regarding laws and principles is hampering the rights of children, and perpetuating problems such as forced and early marriage, violence and child labour.

Tenant advocates say that a bewildering morass of city codes, inspection practices and enforcement policies too often perpetuate problems rather than solve them.

However, prioritizing cost containment over cost-effectiveness can perpetuate problems in the public specialty treatment and other healthcare systems.

It perpetuates problems such as early school drop-out, teen pregnancy, substance abuse and many other issues exacerbated by unstable childhoods.

The very people and industries who are perpetuating the problems of inequality are trying to claim credit for the solutions.

They have shown that violence is not only the result of inequality and discrimination but also a mechanism perpetuating such problems.

Until we completely reform it we are perpetuating our problems, and generations of people compare their own experiences to what is now and see change as bad".

I was tasked with evaluating possible vendor solutions, but none that existed were actually solutions--they were just perpetuating the problems that already existed.

Moreover, once the government is involved in the decision there will be enormous pressure to lend to borrowers who might not be creditworthy, perpetuating the problem that triggered the problem.