Sentence examples for be prevalent for from inspiring English sources
adjective
Widespread or preferred.
Obviously tablets are going to be prevalent for all of that.
And these batteries will be prevalent for at least the next decade or two with plenty of room for innovation, said Jeffrey P. Chamberlain, head of the Electrochemical Energy Storage group at the Argonne National Laboratory, a lab near Chicago sponsored by the Energy Department.
That is to say, if for stochastic model the disease will be prevalent, for a deterministic model the disease also must be prevalent.
Results indicated the storage mechanism to be prevalent for heterotrophic biomass growth, with a 80% fraction of soluble substrate converted into storage products.
In such cases, the investor may be willing to overlook the wide bid-ask spreads that are likely to be prevalent for the ETF due to its limited liquidity.
Such a situation can be prevalent for species or genotypes where SNP occurrence is undocumented.
Safe standing has been prevalent for years in these countries and has, in Germany in particular, proven to be a resounding success both economically and atmospherically.
"It was like the Wild West," said Kathleen Treat, the chairwoman of the Hell's Kitchen Neighborhood Association, citing the crime that was prevalent for decades.
It seems such incidents have been prevalent for some time, especially in the north, where hundreds of schoolgirls had been subject to attacks involving contaminated water and poison gas.
Besides these two runaway best sellers, French literature was also strongly marked by the autofiction authors' novelization of their own lives that had been prevalent for nearly two decades.
