Sentence examples for a pervasive argument from inspiring English sources

A pervasive argument has emerged in debates over US ocean fishery policy that the policy-making process has generally been captured by commercial industry interests and consequently permits fishing quotas beyond sustainable harvesting levels.

There is a pervasive, and admittedly seductive, argument floating around that the U.S. is headed for a dire bout with deflation.

Although I think Crouch's argument has merit, I do not see such a pervasive religious theme.

So Henry's arguments, far from showing that certainty is possible through divine illumination, actually lead to a pervasive skepticism.

In the first hypothetical case, the justice of India's people seems to represent either a pervasive, intelligible aspect of the cosmos (e.g., motion, causation) which serves as the starting point of cosmological arguments generally, or, more specifically, evidence of intelligent ordering, on which design arguments are typically based.

"It is a pervasive thing".

"This is such a pervasive problem.

There was a pervasive sense of defeat.

Sexual abuse is a pervasive problem.

It is a pervasive, pernicious lie.

It is a pervasive problem these days.