Sentence examples for because of its pervasive use from inspiring English sources
Chlorine, because of its pervasive use in industry, is not covered under the reporting requirements of the international Chemical Weapons Convention.
However, despite its pervasive use, many of the biophysical principals needed to fully understand and optimize the radiofrequency ablation technique have not been explored.
Despite its pervasive use, the clinical efficacy of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy and the different mechanisms of action have yet to be established.
It then canceled the broadcast, citing the film's numerous denunciations of the Roman Catholic Church and calling it "inappropriate for distribution because of its pervasive tone of ridicule".
And yet the brand's arrival here feels like an infiltration, in no small part because of its pervasive Christian traditionalism.
However, Confucianism is particularly relevant to studying families of Asian origin, including Korean Americans [ 1, 38], because of its pervasive and prolonged influence on Asian family life [ 1, 38].
The study points to the under-40 age group - especially in Asia - as being extremely susceptible to impairments such as myopia because of the pervasive use of smartphones, computers and other digital devices.
Because of its infrequent use, Isolite use was not modelled.
The show was certainly a technological dazzler with its inventive and pervasive use of video imagery.
Because of their pervasive industrial use and the lack of a known geochemical mechanism for their formation, perchlorate and chlorate have long been thought to be largely unnatural in origin.
