Like the long lineage of Homo polyannas before him, he assures his poor readers that we can have perpetually growing GDP without using more resources.
This witty take on the house's eternal Parisienne proved that the label can perpetually find a second life.
"Contemporary pluralism," Smith has written, "creates a situation in which evangelicals can perpetually maintain but can never resolve their struggle with the nonevangelical world".
Google Now, the popular smartphone app, can perpetually monitor us and (like Big Mother, rather than like Big Brother) nudge us to do the right thing — exercise, say, or take the umbrella.
Pitching themselves somewhere between Abramovich's belief that he can perpetually rip things up and start again while continuing to win things (which appears to have cost him Guardiola) and the safety-first approach of Ivan Gazidis and Arséne Wenger to making no sudden movements at Arsenal (likewise), City have secured their new quarry.
"TRN can perpetually renew Dr. Savage's employment ad infinitum, thus completely restricting Dr. Savage's ability to move as an employee," the lawsuit goes on.
PUmPER is a framework that can perpetually construct multi-gene alignments (with PHLAWD) and phylogenetic trees (with ExaML or RAxML-Light) for a given NCBI taxonomic group.
As the original itself can be readily amplified, we can produce replicas perpetually.
Meanwhile, we can easily think of flaccid, perpetually exploited people who relentlessly give of themselves to their own detriment, and give compassion a bad name.
We can be collectors of injustices -- perpetually feeling slighted, empty, and unhappy because of all the injustices (both real and imagined) that have fallen upon us.
