Sentence examples for even prevalent from inspiring English sources

Zurvanism was widely accepted, however, perhaps even prevalent, in Sāsānian times.

Although bluestone-style sidewalks are now promoted as the only appropriate ones for row-house neighborhoods, there is every evidence that plain concrete was widely used, perhaps even prevalent, by the mid-1880's.

The increased cost of having a doorman is even prevalent in rental buildings throughout Manhattan.

Listapalooza becomes even prevalent at the end of a decade because the top 10 list is, in fact, catnip to lifestyle columnists.

A major behavioral motivation for such a person would include reduction of pain, so that harm avoidance would become highly important and even prevalent.

Esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC) is the fourth most common malignancy in China, even prevalent throughout the world, with high mortality rate [ 1].

If anything the gay voice might become even more prevalent.

This becomes even more prevalent the further away from graduation you get.

This lack of confidence is even more prevalent among earlier generations of women.

If the economy were more robust, DVRs would be even more prevalent, Ms. McDonough predicted.

(In other countries, including Spain, India and Egypt, harsh punishment is even more prevalent).