Sentence examples for become pervasive as from inspiring English sources
Public cynicism about official figures had become pervasive as Labour's Conservative predecessors fiddled 23 times with the unemployment count in an effort to bring it down to a politically acceptable level.
Moreover, GPTs undergo rapid price declines and performance improvements and become pervasive as an integral part of most industries, products and functions.
It marks the first time that California has made it clear that the rules for online services apply to mobile apps, which have become pervasive as more people carry smartphones.
And now that "maps have come alive and become pervasive," as Esri President Jack Dangermond puts it, we may all be able to chart a better course politically as well as personally for ourselves.
Incongruence between phylogenies derived from morphological versus molecular analyses, and between trees based on different subsets of molecular sequences has become pervasive as datasets have expanded rapidly in both characters and species.
The presence of drug sniffer dogs outside football games and at tube and train stations became pervasive, as did the rising popularity of workplace drug testing, even for non-safety critical desk jobs.
As tablet devices become pervasive, teachers are embracing apps as learning tools, with iPads leading the way in the U.S., and Android tablets taking hold in third world countries such as Brazil and India.
As robots become pervasive fixtures in our society, it's frightening to know that few laws exist to govern their use.
"As voice assistants become pervasive, companies will now need to make sure those voice experiences are effective and enjoyable as well," he adds.
As she writes, "The concept of jugaad, or 'frugal innovation,' has become pervasive.
Today, it has become pervasive.
