Sentence examples for to perpetuated from inspiring English sources

Chronic viral hepatitis leads to perpetuated necroinflammation of the liver and thus continuous regeneration of hepatocytes.

By Michael Chabon The New Yorker, April 4 , 1988P. 28 The last interminable summer before his parents separated, the Shapiros went to Nags Head, North Carolina, where Nathan aged 10, without planning to, perpetuated a great hoax.

Thus, enormous demisability challenges at later formulation stages of missions aspired to be demisable are evident due to these perpetuated oversights in entrenching Design-for-Demise practices.

This can lead to additional adverse consequences on education and research in Africa, which leads to a perpetuated cycle of restricted knowledge.

Mistrust and fear of the other has been exploited, even cultivated, since politics began to rationalize perpetuated rule and less accountability.

DeGeneres's vocal performance is extraordinary, effortlessly shifting from jokes to self-perpetuated anxiety attacks.

"Hoover did a lot of bad things to a lot of people, I just don't think he deserves to have this perpetuated," said Mr. Cohen, who spoke by phone last week of the new movie, on which he was briefly invited to do some work that never materialized.

It is a commonplace of ungenerous monster skepticism that the Nessie story is a myth perpetuated to boost tourism.

The list was testimony to a regime that perpetuated terror because it was terrified of the very people it was trying to reform.

This report describes the largest documented rabies epizootic among terrestrial mammals infected with bat RABVV, with perpetuated animal-to-animal transmission.

It is not enough, in this war of hoaxes and delusions and perpetuated lies, to be merely honest.