perpetuates

Saying climate change is a matter of belief perpetuates the dangerous misconception that there are multiple valid opinions.

It breaks up families, burns hope, and perpetuates cycles of misery.

This is what perpetuates a systemic, institutionalized rape culture.

This perpetuates the cycle of poverty that led to their marriage in the first place.

Doing so perpetuates the stigma of mental disorder, discouraging persons with mental disorders from seeking care.

Fludd died in London in 1637, and was buried in Bersted Church, where an imposing monument perpetuates his memory.

You are the fly-wheel that regulates motion and perpetuates impulse to the entire machine.

Whoever originates the dispute, an irreconcilcable spirit in both usually perpetuates it.

Yet all is said well, and conviction perpetuates the impressions previously made.

Her hole life is a glora tew her sek, and an honour evra da tew him whose good memry amung men she perpetuates.