Is the pervasiveness of corruption, a problem common to most countries in South-East Asia, at last getting a proper airing?The region is certainly awash with celebrated corruption cases.
"I think part of it is the pervasiveness of sports and recognizing the opportunities," said Robin Ammon, who teaches the business of sports at the University of South Dakota and helps run the North American Society for Sport Management.
Paradoxically, it is the pervasiveness of academic dishonesty, in part, that produces the possibility.
Is this some sort of social commentary about the pervasiveness of unnecessary showboating in a voyeuristic world?
Without it pervasiveness is seriously cut down.
Pervasiveness is just another way of saying as-a-service.
Even though I'm very opposed to assault weapons and high capacity magazines, because of the amount of destruction they can cause in a short amount of time, I think that the pervasiveness of hand guns is the bigger problem".
Skinniness is the ideal; its pervasiveness persists despite the changing average size of the American woman.
I sought out Conger after seeing her interview on CBS's "48 Hours," in which she cheerfully stated, without self-pity though with a certain postmodern irony, "I am probably one of the biggest examples right now of the power, the pervasiveness and, I think somehow, the insidiousness of the media in our society".
I'm also giving it pervasiveness and permanence by telling myself that I'm not worthy of happiness, that I'll never become a parent or get married again, that I'll always be just as stuck as I feel right now.
