Corruption is pervasive, with a permissive tone set at the top.
On site the filming is pervasive, with several parts of the house being worked on and documented at once.
Naturally, given the sponsors, the video components of the concert were pervasive, with a cavalcade of clips from the audition entries and introductions to the pieces that zoomed in on the cities in which they were composed.
The report says that fraud is pervasive, with about 30 percent of aid skimmed by local partners and local World Food Program personnel, 10 percent by the ground transporters and 5 to 10 percent by the armed group in control of the area.
Alteration is pervasive with the original mineral assemblages typically replaced by secondary hydrothermal alteration species, with some specimens showing very little original mineralogical texture.
The mainstream media are pervasive with images of a slim figure having full-breasts or a small waist with full buttocks, known as the curvaceously thin woman (Harrison 2003).
Across all sites, an estimated 9.6% were unstably housed; among those enrolled in school, absenteeism was pervasive with 29% having missed over 6 days of school in the past month.
The decline was pervasive, with median incomes falling in 190 of 229 metropolitan areas examined.
The diurnal pattern in maize leaf gene expression is pervasive, with thousands of genes and their attendant functions cycling in diurnal rhythms.
In a culture where sexual violence is pervasive with six of 10 women being lifetime survivors of domestic violence, this may reflect social constructs of gender that legitimize potential victimization of women leading to feelings of lower self-worth among women and a higher prevalence of depression.
Insecurity is pervasive — with continued threats and direct attacks against schools, health centres and humanitarian workers.
