Sentence examples for another pervasive from inspiring English sources

Another pervasive reason is that senior executives are trained as operators, not innovators.

Another pervasive change in this country has been the decline of literacy.

Modern Indian theatre developed entirely on the Western model and the performative languages of the box-stage, illusionism and realism were another pervasive influence via colonialism and Shakespeare.

Breaking down the cellulose (with enzymes) usually requires treating the plant matter first with acid or steam to free the cellulose from another pervasive compound, lignin.

Our lack of habits of repentance and forgiveness can itself degrade into another pervasive societal illness, and it seems indeed that we are becoming harsher and harsher, and careless about the price many of our citizens pay.

Gen. Fadhil Radam Kadim al-Sultani, is affiliated with the Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, a leading Shiite political party, whose militia, the Badr Organization, is involved in a power struggle in southern Iraq with another pervasive militia, the Mahdi Army.

Another technique, pervasive on both Fox and CNN, was to echo Republican claims of an "extreme makeover" -- the assertion that what viewers were seeing wasn't the true face of the party.

Classification trees are another, less pervasive, method that can be used to discriminate for a categorical response based on several, possibly interacting covariates [ 14, 15].

By the time the government has brought China's existing publishers into line, another chaotic and pervasive shadow industry may already have sprung up.

Another part of Pervasive's business is Tango 2000, a web application server and a big recipient of the company's $13 million investment.

Another challenge was pervasive in informal conversations at the meeting, but only rarely addressed in presentations: exactly what are the standards that we should be applying when confirming that a novel mutation is in fact disease-causing?