Sentence examples for a more pervasive issue from inspiring English sources

Lastly, it is important to consider the possibility that publication bias became a more pervasive issue as the AIDS epidemic wore on.

Some residents claim the town suffers from extreme racism, and that the case is simply a small example of a much more pervasive issue.

Was this lyric an anomaly or part of a much larger, more pervasive issue in his music?

And there is little consideration about more pervasive issues such as consent and sexual violence within the community itself.

It pits a long-sustained but eroding Catholic communitarian vision of the uses of freedom against a more pervasive, individualistic view that issued from Protestant doctrines of liberty of conscience and the rights of private judgment.

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

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

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

Everyone else [on the list] had a more pervasive and long-standing influence.

Not a classroom teacher, Euler nevertheless had a more pervasive pedagogical influence than any modern mathematician.

A more pervasive and deeply structural change was occurring more gradually in the society at large.