Sentence examples for that will perpetuate from inspiring English sources
"That was a speech that will perpetuate the dictatorship.
They also allow young members of the community to meet and to kindle the relations that will perpetuate the religion, to which someone can belong only when born to Mandaean parents.
Pakistan's main political grouping, the 18-party Alliance for the Restoration of Democracy, said General Musharraf would use the local councils to create a "king's party" that will perpetuate his rule.
Rather than sticking with a law that would have generated all the revenues we need to put the country's finances on a firm footing, both parties have colluded in an agreement that will perpetuate large deficits and set up a never-ending series of battles over cutting spending, the first of which will arrive in about two months with a showdown over raising the debt ceiling.
And don't leave money to a foundation that will perpetuate itself.
However scalable games businesses are all built on the idea of making re-playable fun engines that will perpetuate.
What I am certain of is that we have to continue to resist the many political, financial and social pressures in this country for mass incarceration, because that is a road that leads us nowhere and that, ironically, will perpetuate all the problems that we say we want to do something about.
"The notion that I am a clone of Ferriero, or that I will perpetuate the leadership style of Joe Ferriero, is completely unfounded," he said.
"It's just like society's fast-food fix-it kind of cures that will inevitably perpetuate this cycle of illness," said the young woman, who grew up in the Greek Orthodox Church but now wears dreadlocks and said she leaned more toward Rastafarianism.
By narrowing our anger in on one individual, we isolate the problem in a way that will only perpetuate it.
First, we can stop spending time and scarce transportation funding on planning, designing and permitting obsolete highway projects that will only perpetuate our paralysis.
