Neurological spectrum conditions, such as autism, Aspergers, etc. are growing more prevalent and well-represented in our society today.
About a month ago, Scalia delivered a speech to the North Carolina Bar Association, stressing his concern about how moralist judges are growing more prevalent.
As Bitcoins become more prevalent they are growing in value and represent a fundamental departure from normal currency, because Man does not control this currency, the Algorithm does.
Most students learn Spanish, which is useful, but Mandarin, Arabic, Urdu, and Pashto are growing in importance, because they are prevalent in business and international relations.
A reliance on freelancers is growing increasingly prevalent in many industries.
Collection and analysis of user data for targeted advertising is growing more prevalent and sophisticated, and for many consumers it may as well happen in a black box.
For instance, the Guardian has revealed instances of livestock-associated MRSA appearing among the human population, and it is growing more prevalent on UK farms.
While the female gaze may be growing more prevalent, it rarely has the menace associated with its male counterpart; it is, as Gallop puts it, more "celebration" than objectification.
The number of people reaching end-stage kidney disease and requiring dialysis treatment is growing, and is particularly prevalent in remote Indigenous communities.
From self-driving cars to bots that alter democratic elections, artificial intelligence is growing increasingly powerful and prevalent in our everyday lives.
