Sentence examples for a pervasive form of from inspiring English sources

The commercialization of childhood is a pervasive form of electronic child molestation.

Cyberbullying describes a pervasive form of aggressive behaviour aimed at offending victims who are unable to protect themselves.

Over the past several years, GIFs have emerged as a pervasive form of visual communication and self expression across multiple communication channels: They have found their way into our texts, our Tweets, our Messenger chats, and definitely into our Slack channels.

There is a pervasive form of contemporary violence to which the idealist most easily succumbs: activism and overwork.

Microbeads have emerged as a pervasive form of pollution in our waterways and marine environment, contributing approximately 38 tons of plastic annually.

Repeated adaptation to novel niches is a pervasive form of parallel evolution, and abiotic adaptive diversification is one instance in which multiple evolutionary transitions can be used to identify patterns in either the traits and/or underlying genetic basis of adaptive phenotypic change.

In fact, Strayer's studies revealed that talking on a cellphone while driving (a very pervasive form of multitasking) leaves people as cognitively impaired as if they'd had two or three drinks.

But women also spoke of a more pervasive form of harassment: of being groped in public; of fearing to ride buses or subways alone; of victims, not attackers, being shamed and blamed.

At the root of this unofficial discrimination, he says, is "stigma," a subtle yet pervasive form of antiblack bias.

Yet Goodman can show how, next to artworks' representational powers we must recognize, as a central and pervasive form of symbolization in art, the capacity of artworks to call attention to some of their features, that is, to exemplify them.

In 2004, significant advances in DNA array technology enabled the discovery of many CNVs, revealing a novel and pervasive form of inter-individual genomic variation [ 4, 5].