Sentence examples for a more pervasive from inspiring English sources

Could there be a more pervasive, and loaded, topic?

Neufert's vision is just one of the most extreme examples of a more pervasive mentality.

Is this simply a quirk or is it part of a more pervasive behavioral pattern?

These risks are of course still present, but a more pervasive danger is that states will simply collapse.

This film is an entertaining, belated footnote to a larger story about a more pervasive and far-reaching "Argo" effect.

The Tunisians faced a more pervasive police state than the Egyptians, with less latitude for blogging or press freedom, but their trade unions were stronger and more independent.

The paper assesses the potential consequences of a more pervasive debt crisis, one involving a number of countries in the same perilous position at the same time.

Others have a more pervasive vision of hundreds, perhaps even thousands, of embedded, invisible devices that you touch in some way throughout your day.

Francke said female managers at all levels face not only the traditional discrimination from "old-boys' networks" but also "a more pervasive and potentially more damaging unconscious discrimination".

Now the mayor is fighting a more pervasive and evasive enemy, and this time, New Yorkers are squarely in his corner.

Ms. Hamilton pointed to a more pervasive problem that extended beyond Connecticut: the decline in overall community participation in the United States.