Sentence examples for being pervasive from inspiring English sources

Despite being pervasive in the pharmaceutical field, it is one of the least understood processes owing to the complexity of material and process variables involved during milling.

With intimidation being pervasive, and the reality of the job itself often being less than ideal, why do so many people persist in working in the field?

The findings presented herein continue to validate cloud solutions as being pervasive options across UK organisations and industry sectors.

Kaolinite and K-feldspar are known to react to fibrous illite at low temperatures (~ 50 °C) (Bjørkum and Gjelsvik 1988) and increase their reactivity with increasing temperatures (> 70 °C) with illitization being pervasive at temperatures greater than 130 °C (Worden and Morad 2003).

We tend to think of social networking as being pervasive these days everyone is doing it, aren't they?

Second, he also is accused, falsely, of being less than enthusiastic in his support of Israel because he once made comments about the Israel lobby being pervasive in Washington.

Corruption was pervasive.

Substance abuse is pervasive.

Government corruption is pervasive.

Uncertainty is pervasive.

Intelligence police are pervasive.