Sentence examples for because of a pervasive from inspiring English sources

Successive central governments have also deliberately hollowed out the army because of a pervasive fear it could stage a coup.

Nonetheless, ACDF has become increasingly more commonplace compared with PCF, in part because of a pervasive belief that PCF has a higher incidence of required reoperations.

Anna was born profoundly deaf and has gross motor delays because of a pervasive virus I'd never heard of, but caught while pregnant, called congenital CMV, or cytomegalovirus.

In the past ten years, the risk of catastrophic fire has increased, because of a pervasive drought, the severest since records began, which is widely thought to be a result of global warming.

The authority also said that drilling another well would not help because of a pervasive nitrate problem in the area and that it could not bring water in from elsewhere "because the surrounding areas are at their capacity and the pipeline infrastructure costs alone would exceed $5 million".

In the case of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Zhang et al. (2008 ) also pointed out the limited opportunities for farmers to develop off-farm businesses because of a pervasive lack of investment and policies in local social capital development.

However, because of the very nature of a pervasive regionally occurring, but spatially variable resource density and reservoir characteristics, the development of shale gas is characterized by lower geologic discovery risk, but higher commercial production risk (Gray et al. 2007).

Because sunlight is a pervasive feature of Earth's environment, it is not surprising that organs have evolved that take advantage of it.

However, because of the pervasive uncertainty which a jobless recovery generates, a reasonable savings rate can quickly turn into an over-savings rate, which would be as de-stimulative into the long term as the nation's broken State and municipal budgets.

Marcus shared the feeling of how hard it is to connect with people because there's such a pervasive attitude of protectiveness and caution.

Values are often tricky to pin down because they are such a pervasive part of things we take for granted.