According to Trezise, the NYWGF and Cornell partnership's greatest accomplishments include huge quality improvements, increased industry collaboration, gravitation toward the grapes and wines suited for New York's regions (both viticulturally and economically), and pervasive pride among industry members.
The dominant Iago trance state has never been so pervasive: economically, environmentally, politically, in the expression of religious fundamentalism -- you name it; we have never been poised so perilously on the edge of the cliff.
Multiparasitism is pervasive among socially and economically disadvantaged or marginalised communities, particularly in tropical and subtropical areas.
Contemporary industrial societies are replete with pervasive lock-ins — politically, technologically, economically, and geographically.
Ultimately, India's pervasive corruption is more psychologically and economically debilitating than China's.
In many ways politically, economically, and socially the impact of the conflict was as pervasive as that of the mutiny of 1857 59.
Such derision is so pervasive that it's often imperceptible to the economically privileged.
"Lead contamination is a pervasive problem, and our traditional ways of responding are neither economically nor ecologically sustainable," Calanog says.
Salt marshes are among the most ecologically and economically important habitats along the east coast of the U.S. and are increasingly exposed to intense and pervasive human disturbance (e.g. eutrophication, invasive species).
In 2013, they reported a "strikingly consistent and pervasive" pattern of worse health for all Americans, young and old, compared to the health of citizens from economically comparable nations.
