Sentence examples for an endemic feature from inspiring English sources

It cannot be wished away and may be an endemic feature of a state with a tortured recent history.

Delay has been an endemic feature within the boards, which consider the question of whether a detainee still poses a threat justifying continued detention.

But the problem with football is that the injury seems like an endemic feature of the competition — that is, that blocking and tackling, the cornerstones of the competitive game — may unavoidably involve impacts to the head.

When asked if energy firms are ripping customers off, he responded: "I think they are overcharging in many cases," adding: "I think what they are consciously doing is charging as high as they think people will get, which is an endemic feature of any market, but the main protection for consumers is a competitive market".

Violence has become an endemic feature of privacy, particularly over the last five to 10 years.

I'm sure the judge who decided the Zeran v. AOL case never expected that Mr. Zeran's story would soon become an endemic feature of life in the 2010s.

We'd study the policeman's gaze with a much greater degree of seriousness, and treat racial sight as an endemic, disturbing feature of American history and culture.

K. pneumoniae is the dominant cause of pyogenic liver abscesses in Taiwan and has contributed to the endemic feature of the disease in Taiwan [ 8- 10].

'Disruption and conflict will be endemic features of life,' concludes the Pentagon analysis.

You don't want to bolt on a button to your Kindle to make ads go away - so we have built advertising into the endemic features," Karp says.

Let's start with the facts: Oxfam is correct that poverty remains an endemic and troubling feature of life in the UK.