Sentence examples for Quite pervasive from inspiring English sources

Wildlife trade is now quite pervasive in Asia".

Sources of interference are quite pervasive and should not be considered narrowly.

Nonetheless, excavations in Petén sites have shown that Teotihuacán influence was quite pervasive.

The stigma about nostalgia was quite pervasive in the academic community.

SARAH STILLMAN: Often, yes — the climate of fear was quite pervasive.

Deviation, however, seems possible and quite pervasive.

"We have not seen anything quite this pervasive," said Matthew W. Daus, the taxi and limousine commissioner.

As part of his therapy, John agreed to steer clear of any place or activity that might arouse his interest in men — the sauna at the gym, the park where he looked for sex and the Internet, which in the late 1990s was not quite as pervasive or accessible as it is now.

This past year, the company has expanded to education, finally finding a foothold in China, where, accordingly to Shen, the DIY community isn't quite as pervasive as in the States.

The media wasn't quite as pervasive as it is today, but it was plenty intrusive.

"People look at Facebook's active user count but don't quite get how pervasive the service is in people's lives.