By the time the government has brought China's existing publishers into line, another chaotic and pervasive shadow industry may already have sprung up.
Pervasive shadowing is, however, not sufficient to ensure a generic correspondence between computer simulations and "true dynamics".
IN the summer of 1992, a pervasive gloom cast a shadow over the American economy.
It gives certain parts of the island virtually a dual government, standard of conduct, and system of enforcement one is the legitimate regime and the other a shadow, but a pervasive social, economic, and political network maintaining its powers through violence.
Money worries have always figured in Saunders's work, but in "Tenth of December" they cast longer shadows; they have deepened into a pervasive, somber mood that weights the book with a new and welcome gravity.
Oliver Stone's new film, "Snowden," arouses a pervasive creepy realization that every keystroke, conversation and cyber-desire we have is being collected by a shadow government scouring our lives and eavesdropping on our privacy under the guise of protecting us from endless bogeymen.
There was also a belief in a shadow self, or immaterial soul (tipo), that after death eventually was merged into a vague entity called jok, a pervasive power, or supreme force.
"It is a pervasive thing".
"This is such a pervasive problem.
There was a pervasive sense of defeat.
This is a pervasive dilemma.
