Sentence examples for would only perpetuate from inspiring English sources

It would only perpetuate a dysfunctional institutional culture and increase the size of this superfluous expense.

Opponents of this idea argued that such a structure would only perpetuate and deepen ethnic divisions in the country.

On the other hand, declaring a state on a fraction of the Palestinian lands seized by Israel in 1967 would only perpetuate tensions and lead to more "terror and violence," he said.

Responding to that request, Dr. DeBakey called the very idea of a feud "a journalistic fabrication" but then declined the offer, saying such a meeting would only perpetuate the fabrication.

Standing on the bench of a picnic table here on a balmy afternoon outside a small deli, Mr. Santorum warned a crowd of about 100 people that Mr. Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts, was the candidate of the "establishment" and would only perpetuate "the status quo".

Standing on the bench of a picnic table here on a balmy afternoon outside a small delicatessen, Mr. Santorum used his sharpest language yet, saying that Mr. Romney was the candidate of the "establishment" and would only perpetuate "the status quo".

Gay rights groups sharply criticized the proposal, saying that barring gay leaders would not only perpetuate discrimination, but also reinforce the discredited fear that gay men are more likely than others to be pedophiles.

This bill would only further perpetuate inaccurate and unjust Islamophobic stereotypes.

"This bill would only further perpetuate inaccurate and unjust Islamophobic stereotypes," he wrote. .

Strong argued, in Ahamed's words, that the Federal Reserve's "decentralized structure would simply perpetuate the fragmentation and diffusion of authority that had so bedeviled American banking and would only lead to conflict and confusion".

However, more short-term thinking will only perpetuate disaster.