Sentence examples similar to endemic bone from inspiring English sources

I put it to you that — at least in many fields, including car services — libertarian capitalism, as bad as it can get, is still markedly better than the subtle, endemic, bone-deep crony capitalism of the status quo.

The saddest expression of the poisonous infighting that now seemed endemic came when the bones of 19th-century Aborigines, returned from European museums, were stolen from safekeeping on Aboriginal property by Aborigines hostile to Tac.

The latter form of exposure is not a significant cause of fluorosis in the Western Hemisphere, but in parts of India and Arabia bone affections are endemic.

Dengue — colloquially known as breakbone fever, because of the intense corkscrews of pain that can occur in the bones, muscles, and joints — is caused by a mosquito-borne virus, and was endemic in the Cook Islands.

Boredom is endemic.

Price fixing is endemic.

Torture is endemic.

Betrayal is endemic.

Rapes are now endemic.

Rape is endemic.

Bubonic plague is endemic.