Sentence examples for to be perpetuating from inspiring English sources

Some said the deaths of the men further confirmed a seemingly endless cycle of blood in Iraq that the United States appeared to be perpetuating.

The old system– where children moved into either a Gymnasium (for academic students), Realschule (for intermediary students), or Hauptschule (for the less academic) – was felt to be perpetuating inequality.

In so doing, he seems to be perpetuating a perception in the West that the only respectable literature is one that is produced in a language accessible to readers in developed nations.

Many news outlets, in fact, appear to be perpetuating a dismissive approach to people with disabilities.

Jay Dilla, along with Common and The Roots, is said to be perpetuating Tribe and De La Soul's Native Tongues musical legacy.

Jay Dilla, along with Common and The Roots, is said to be perpetuating Tribe and De La Soul’s Native Tongues musical legacy.

"Sadly this unhelpful advice continues to be perpetuated.

You don't need an army of bigots for it to be perpetuated".

Now there is a sense within the military establishment that the situation in South Waziristan cannot be allowed to be perpetuated.

Whatever history was here before is not going to be perpetuated by these guys and certainly not by the Cardinals in Phoenix".

To Celtic fans, these parcel bombs are treated as proof of a sectarian attitude they believe to still be prevalent in Scotland, and to be perpetuated by Rangers fans.