Sentence examples for perpetuation by from inspiring English sources

Despite their perpetuation by tabloids – and the odd home secretary – these tales are now mostly better known as myths, or at least as gross distortions.

"The case is really about the continued perpetuation by Uber of the myth that it offers the safest ride on the road," said plaintiffs' attorney Bruce Simon of Pearson, Simon & Warshaw in San Francisco.

Perpetuation by sexual reproduction is the rule within the animal Kingdom.

At the same time it is widely seen as increasingly hard to get into.Some self-perpetuation by elites is unavoidable; the children of America's top dogs benefit from nepotism just as those in all other societies do.

Stable re-entrant patterns have recently been simulated using computational models of the human atria: the study has demonstrated effects of electrical remodelling on AF self-perpetuation by re-entry, but did not consider anisotropy of the PVs.

Alice Ferrebe describes the narrator as both a lens for critiquing traditional gender roles and a perpetuation of the perspectives on gendered identity perpetuated by the male gaze.

Its stabilization is insured by perpetuation of platelet activation.

The internal mould also guaranteed the perpetuation of like by like over time.

Cudd argues that Lisa needs to weigh the benefit of the economic gain her family can expect if Larry is the wage worker against the harm caused by perpetuation of the stereotype of women as primarily domestic workers and unreliable wage workers, and then do the least undeserved harm.

It is the inadvertent perpetration and perpetuation of victimization by educational systems against consumers and producers of the system.

Educational Trauma is defined as the inadvertent perpetration and perpetuation of victimization by educational systems against consumers and producers of the system.