Sentence examples for because of the pervasive from inspiring English sources

Because of the pervasive opacity of China, failures are quietly buried.

Caution seems necessary because of the pervasive North Korean philosophy of juche, a glorified, extreme self-determination.

That may be because of the pervasive view during this period that housing is always a good investment.

The period of mandatory service for politicians lasted as long as it did because of the pervasive effect of the Second World War on American society.

Andre Banks, executive director of All Out, said Mbédé had already been significantly harmed by the case against him because of the pervasive anti-gay stigma in Cameroon.

Or perhaps it is because of the pervasive influence of the school that gave the world "Doonesbury," William F. Buckley Jr., "Love Story" and President Bush.

Missives from the CPRE are not normally worth paying any attention to, but this one is interesting because it explains one of the pervasive myths about the cause of Britain's housing crisis.

It is especially important to observe classrooms in rural settings because of the historically, pervasive problems of poor instruction and disengagement that commonly occurs in those settings.

Musculoskeletal disorders (pain) are a considerable societal problem because of the prevalence, the pervasive impact on the individual, and the scope of the individual and socio-economic consequences.

Because of this "pervasive pattern of indoctrinating and grooming" girls to accept these spiritual marriages and bear their husbands' children, the authorities found all the girls to be in danger of abuse.

"Because of this pervasive but often concealed impact, it is imperative that AI research and development be shaped by a broad range of voices — not only by engineers and corporations, but also by social scientists, ethicists, philosophers, faith leaders, economists, lawyers and policymakers," the group writes.