Sentence examples for but pervasive from inspiring English sources

Not always thought through, but pervasive.

"But pervasive delays are another thing".

Mr. Lovinger described the strategy as "organic, but pervasive".

His words and behavior have raised unexpected but pervasive questions.

"The government's malfeasance is not isolated, but pervasive".

Acoustic pollution presents "less visible but pervasive disturbance to these coastal-dwelling whales," the researchers wrote.

Less obvious were the diastolic drawings-in: quieter, but pervasive and perhaps more lasting.

For me, it was an early lesson in a complex but pervasive problem in psychiatry.

But pervasive discrimination, gender stereotypes and women's low social standing have frustrated these women's rise out of poverty and hunger".

That position was opposed by the Ummah Party, which had the less-vocal but pervasive support of British officials.

There are no weapons or explosions, just a woman suffering from vague but pervasive allergies, gradually disintegrating.