self-perpetuating

It is self-perpetuating, which is why the quality of food and food supplements is so important.

Forever Young M.D. Nicholas Perricone 2010

Lars Perner, an Assistant Professor at USC's Department of Clinical Marketing calls a self-perpetuating shortage.

Gizmodo Roberto Baldwin 2011

This raises costs for businesses, which in turn increase their prices, possibly leading to a self-perpetuating cycle.

U.K. Broad Money Supply Picks Up Natasha Brereton 2011

And so there's a sort of self-perpetuating aspect to that.

Elizabeth H. Blackburn - Interview 2009

A new study by Nathan J. Kelly and Peter K. Enns suggests that income inequality is a self-perpetuating phenomenon.

David A. Love: When the Poor Conspire to Keep Themselves Poor David A. Love 2010

And this is a cycle that seems self-perpetuating: As an increasing number of less-educated Americans cohabit instead of marrying, more children are born into these fragile unions and at risk to be raised in poverty, with fewer educational resources of their own.

Christine Whelan: The New Marriage Gap: Does Education Predict Conjugal Success? Christine Whelan 2010

The accusation is that this money is recycled, in return for votes, into the pet schemes of the satraps who make up Fifa's self-perpetuating executive.

Fifa's future: Don't get mad, get even | Editorial 2011

Thus the dynamic of US imperialism versus reactionary local forces maintains its self-perpetuating momentum.

Hostage taking in Iran: the pawns in a battle against US imperialism | David Wearing 2011

"The political parties here are self-perpetuating clans," said artist and film director Jan Bucquoy .

Belgian Parties Seek to End Impasse Frances Robinson 2011

The hope now must be that the rally becomes self-perpetuating, creating a virtuous circle that revives confidence in the real economy.

This Optimism Could Prove Contagious Simon Nixon 2012