Sentence examples for their perpetuation from inspiring English sources

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

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.

For Rainer, the problems of racism, gender discrimination, and economic inequality are inseparable; their perpetuation depends not only on political rhetoric left and right, and on political institutions, but, above all, on the unquestioned habits and attitudes of private life — and a crucial aspect of that life is art and media.

To search for an ideological sorter for these killings — this one is a terrorist, but this one is merely a nut, and this one is sort of a nut and sort of a terrorist — while refusing to do obvious and simple things to prevent them is to be responsible for their perpetuation.

Until the pastor Michael Pearl and his peers use their pulpits and printing presses to argue the wisdom of resuming these practices for adults, advocacy of their perpetuation toward children for vastly lesser misbehavior reeks of craven despotism over the helpless.

The bigger companies that favour FSCs tend to be the richer ones, so the programme adds a regressive element to the otherwise flat corporate income tax.Whether trade subsidies are as complex as FSCs or as simple as ad valorem payments, their perpetuation relies on the interests of industries whose scope and lifetime they have extended.

No surprise, then, that so many nostalgia films about youth focus on mythologised movements that are easily identifiable through music, fashion and haircuts – nor that their continued perpetuation of these myths often means the cultural dominance of an easily sold lie over the inconvenient truth.

By declaring ourselves independent of life itself, and therefore its master, we've built great throwaway civilizations beholden to their own perpetuation.

Our constitutional system is premised on the assumption that elected officials should not use the powers of governance in order to manipulate the rules of the game to ensure their own perpetuation in power.

Attempts to generate aptamers that would recognize specifically oligomeric forms also have been unsuccessful likely due to the dynamic nature of the oligomers preventing long-lasting RNA oligomer interactions and their capture, perpetuation, and enrichment during SELEX cycles.

As transposable elements (TEs) have no systematic role in genomes beyond their own perpetuation, they are generally considered as selfish DNA sequences (Doolittle and Sapienza 1980; Orgel and Crick 1980).