Sentence examples for be less pervasive than from inspiring English sources

I don't see aspect-oriented programming escaping the "academic ghetto" any day soon, and if it does, it will be less pervasive than OO.

Banks are in private hands, a good number of state monoliths have been closed or revamped, corruption may be less pervasive than it was in the earlier post-communist period.

Our results together with findings of other studies suggest that the clinical consequences of MCCD may be less pervasive than previously believed, and when present may be limited to specific effects of defective leucine catabolism.

* State blocking of blogs is less pervasive than expected, though clearly more common in the Secular/Reformist network formation.

The mani pulite (clean hands) campaign against corruption after 1992 was enthusiastically taken up by the people and, all in all, venality is less pervasive than it was.

Most of her projects, however, are in Europe, where, she said, "the wilderness fantasy is less pervasive" than in the United States.

But coming of age in the 1970s, as he did, when racism was less pervasive than in the first half of the 20th century, some of his peers lost perspective, Mr. Paterson said.

Although mercury exposures are less pervasive than are environmental lead exposures, some similarities exist between the two types of exposures, and these can assist in developing mercury-based prevention initiatives.

It would be less pervasive if China's lending limits were less strict.

Rioting was less pervasive on Sunday than it had been for the past several days but was still virulent in northern Afghanistan.

It was less pervasive but, by the same token, more personal than Harry Potter.