Sentence examples for through perpetuation from inspiring English sources

Speaking for myself, both Identity Stretch and Extended Expressions imply a synchronous "renewal through perpetuation" and "perpetuation through renewal" implicit in all life-death equations.

Through perpetuation of the cycle of 'diabetes begetting diabetes', these factors are driving further escalation of the epidemic of NCDs [ 28, 29].

One way gender bias reinforces sexism is through the perpetuation of categorical, dichotomous thinking which represents masculinity and femininity as "opposites," femininity as inferiority, and nonconformity to gender norms as deviant.

It is also symbolic of the unity of the nation and of its perpetuation through the massed ranks of young women.

Moreover, celebrities recreate the developing world and the people who live in developing countries (including sexual violence victims/survivors), to put it/them in their proper place 'in the neoliberal international system through a performative perpetuation of historically embedded subjectivities' (Repo and Yrjölä 2011, p. 44; Mostafanezhad 2013).

Dare we open to the pain of ongoing perpetuation, through repeated cycling and recycling of trauma and ignorance to the next generations; the horrifying passing of the torch of abuse, of addiction, of shame, of self-hatred?

In Dennis' case it's a renewal and perpetuation achieved through his art and his children, which he at some of his best moments and in some of his best art made one and the same.

One hypothesis is that inhaled PM produces an acute cardiovascular event indirectly through the induction and perpetuation of inflammatory responses in the lung.

Cooperative genes rely on the individual's success – they increase their frequency in the population through increasing the fitness of the organism; in contrast, the perpetuation of parasitic genes through generations is independent of the host's fitness.

The overwhelming majority of the island's inhabitants were active contributors to the perpetuation of pastoralism through the intergenerational transfer of its knowledge repertoire, which constituted the ensemble of socio-cultural practices that sustained the community and ensured its continuity.

The central role of IL-13 is considered to be perpetuation of inflammation through the upregulation of adhesion molecules, metalloproteinases, chemokines and cytokines [8].