Sentence examples for again pervasive from inspiring English sources

Russia today is freer than in Soviet times, but cynicism and pessimism are again pervasive.

The other items in that list are "list view" (rather than icon view), "organise" (make the icons movable around the screen - except that you can't reorder them in the list when in list view, only move them into a folder) and "User guide" - which is pervasive, again, across the phone.

Worries about ever sharing your life with someone again are naturally pervasive but can blur your ability to recover.

Invasive user tracking (which we refused to do) and all that came with that became pervasive, and once again The Deck was back to being a pretty good business.

This raises a cringe among some blacks who fear that the relentless media attention that Stephens draws will again reinforce the deep and pervasive image of black males as inherently violent and crime prone.

We once again confirm that inflammation is pervasive in CKD-5D patients [ 12- 15].

Again, that work does not envision Pervasive Apps as introduced in this paper.

Why do some of us "fall" over and over again, only sometimes breaking out of a pervasive pattern?

Whether depicting giant robots taking over Manhattan or an onslaught of curiously agile zombies, the music video has time and again proved itself to be the most pervasive new art form of recent times.

If you didn't realize how pervasive SMS has become, think again.

This may again suggest that reciprocity norms are so pervasive that they overrule the effect of any other influencing factor, whereas prosocial behavior without reciprocation is more affected by other factors.