Sentence examples for perpetuation since from inspiring English sources

The Highveld meets this definition and probably owes much to unaided nature for its creation and perpetuation, since fires caused by lightning strikes are relatively frequent.

In the Andes of South America, the ancestors have been known to be an important font of power and perpetuation since the Spanish began writing about the area.

But, since the idea of a system is also self-perpetuation, and since the French system aims, above all, at regenerating its crop of auteurs, it's worth considering whether the French way of financing is well-suited to fostering the talent of young filmmakers.

Mucosal TNF- α is necessary for the initiation and perpetuation of TNBS colitis, since TNF- α-deficient mice are resistant to TNBS, and the colitis is extremely severe in mice that overexpress TNF- α [ 23, 24].

They know that the striking of nationalist poses is mainly a means of embarrassing all opposition, of justifying the perpetuation of repressive "emergency" laws in place since 1963, and is all the more phony in that this old guard has done so much to incapacitate the country for a nationalist struggle of any kind.

This article adopts the term sustainability, since it covers more than persistence, long-term effectiveness, or perpetuation of efforts.

It is  a perpetuation of slavery".

The perpetuation of this farce is inexplicable.

A persuasive case could be made for perpetuation.

It means disease, illiteracy, ignorance, and their perpetuation.

The result is a perpetuation of the status quo".