Extreme poverty, vulnerability, and violence, especially against women, are pervasive, as are government corruption and other abuses of power.
The narrative of past aggression and aggrievement is pervasive, as is the affirmation that the party has rebuilt Chinese society and restored China's rightful place in the world.
Even a cursory tour through online bookstores reveals a number of covers that could have benefitted from a little professional attention; the use of stock art and tiny fonts is pervasive, as are design errors that would give an art director a rage-induced aneurysm.
In fact, their influence is pervasive, as many Conservatives bitterly acknowledge.
But the theme is pervasive as spas try to offer visitors a complete experience instead of a haphazard series of workouts, massages and meals.
The reward theme was pervasive, as Stoudemire told the students that the boy and girl with the best grades heading into winter break would win Niketown shopping sprees.
But there are so many taboos and inhibitions, so many dos and don'ts in our society, that are pervasive as well.... Without being judgmental, Pinckers has chipped away at the word itself".
It's true that only a tiny number of families practice attachment parenting to the full – there are only 5 million stay-at-home mothers in the whole country, and most of them are either very wealthy or very poor – but its ideals are pervasive: As Badinter puts it, Baby is king; Mom is servant.
Mobile is pervasive as advances in connectivity make video streaming easier than ever.
