Sentence examples for certain pervasive from inspiring English sources
There is a certain pervasive gratitude to Kiefer Sutherland today that was not a hallmark of his first brush with fame.
His experiences seemed very much a manifestation of that moment in time during the Bush years, when the answer to any question was a military one, undergirded by a certain pervasive paranoia that terror and terrorists were everywhere, even roaming a flooded city in a canoe.
On Cohen's account, it thus turns out that systematic philosophical ethics does not address certain pervasive features of our lived moral experience: our varied, multiple, and particular moral failings, as well the suffering they bring us (Bonaunet 2005, 49ff).
However, certain pervasive syntactic deficits have been observed [Philofsky & Fidler, 2007; Saldaña & Frith, 2007 ] and may continue into adolescence [Eigsti, Bennetto, & Dadlani, 2007 ], even in children with average intelligence [Eigsti & Bennetto, 2009 ].
Will rising CO2 concentrations one of the most certain and pervasive aspects of global climate change alter the quality of crops and wild plants?
But what we do know is the devastating effects such cleansing has on the lives and psyches of residents in places such as Brixton and although attending festivals is a different situation, it shows just how pervasive certain power structures are.
Still, the skepticism toward business is pervasive in certain sectors.
For a certain stretch of time, pervasive sexism in the industry meant that the commercial history of rock music with a handful of notable exceptions was largely male.
It is clearly the case that almost all public school educators currently do attempt to bring it about that students hold certain beliefs related to pervasive human characteristics, such as race, gender, and disabling conditions.
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GC biased gene conversion has been observed in grasses [ 32, 98, 99], which may indicate that some effects of recombination are specific to certain clades but not pervasive across all angiosperms.
