Sentence examples for a pervasive point from inspiring English sources

This implies that the state of ESD in Ghana has not reached a pervasive point to ensure an adequate awareness of issues of sustainability.

(The idea of love as a combative game or as dramatic theater — "It's a spiel," squeals Mr. Reischl, using the German word for "play" at one point — is a pervasive one).

Therefore, it is not known whether pseudogenes like PTENP1 and ATP8A2-Ψ represent a few anomalous cases or point to a pervasive regulatory mechanism.

One viewer suggested the apparent suicide scene points to a pervasive mental illness stigma plaguing the African-American community.

Tomlinson points out that "there is a pervasive rhetoric associated with HCC that leads to short-term satisfaction of human users' needs and desires".

This was a point that was reinforced through the interviews with health care professionals who harboured a pervasive fatalistic attitude towards cancer among their South Asian patients.

"At this point in Copenhagen [in 2009] we were dealing with a 300-page text and a pervasive sense of despair.

"It is a pervasive thing".

"This is such a pervasive problem.

There was a pervasive sense of defeat.

Sexual abuse is a pervasive problem.