Sentence examples for Pervasive conditions from inspiring English sources

Economic malaise and unemployment are pervasive, conditions that officials worry could lead young men back to militancy.

It is less a pervasive condition than a question of personal style, if not a philosophy.

Undernutrition is a pervasive condition in Afghanistan, and prevalence is among the highest in the world.

As if to remind his comfortable readers of the difference between the lager his term for the concentration camp life, and our comfortable life in which food is taken for granted, he writes of his daily struggles with the pervasive condition of hunger and how the prisoners think and talk about food constantly.

The pervasive condition of African architectural education and practice is one of mimicry, in which students and architects are (sub-consciously) driven to copy 'solutions' posed by practitioners outside the continent, most typically European or American, whose understanding and experience of Africa is often limited in nature.

Transition is the operative word here, and limbo the pervasive condition.

Autism can be a messy and high-maintenance condition and in my opinion, as someone afflicted it is such a pervasive condition, that it is hard to relate if you have not lived with it or cared for someone afflicted.

This orientation views the presence of stressors as not an abnormality but rather a pervasive condition for individuals [ 8].

Nor does a new outbreak of high inflation seem imminent, given the pervasive deflationary conditions in most of the rich world.

Autism spectrum disorders are a group of pervasive neurodevelopmental conditions with heterogeneous etiology, characterized by deficits in social cognition, communication, and behavioral flexibility.

When those kinds of pervasive dry conditions continue for that long, it makes fighting the inevitable fires that much more difficult.