Sentence examples for a pervasive level from inspiring English sources
There's a pervasive level of sexual tension, but also a new sort of anxiety, because without the formal dating rituals, it's hard to know where anyone stands.
Those guys you are talking about all had conspicuous hits... mainstream stuff that played into the culture on a pervasive level.
Mainstream stuff that played into the culture on a pervasive level.
So by not condemning this behavior, Fox News is elevating it to a pervasive level, demonstrating to all of their employees that this is acceptable, that it is expected and allowed.
He went on to achieve a different but equally pervasive level of fame as the stepfather of Kim Kardashian and regularly appeared on the hit reality show Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
She is not the only one to feel so: Zadie Smith has recently written of a phenomenon first identified by David Foster Wallace, that to be young in America now, despite all grounds for optimism, is to feel a pervasive "stomach-level sadness".
"There's no 'Men's Dining Room,'" she reports, but rather a "pervasive, low-level sexism that seems minor but has cumulative, disastrous effects on the women here".
The biggest new feature for mobile devices might be that it now incorporates Skype chat in messaging and VoIP directly in the phone app, providing the basis for what could become Microsoft's answer to iMessage in terms of offering a pervasive, system-level tool for communicating via text, voice and video no matter which device you happen to be using.
Using data envelopment analysis techniques that allow calculation of a generalized version of the traditional distance function model for productive efficiency, we find pervasive levels of inefficiency and a typology of different research strategies.
Presently, income inequality is more severe in the U.S. than almost anywhere else in the developed world -- a circumstance likely related to the country's pervasive levels of poverty and economic struggle.
In a telephone interview from London, the organization's founder, Julian Assange, said the documents would reveal broader and more pervasive levels of violence in Afghanistan than the military or the news media had previously reported.
