Sentence examples for for a pervasive from inspiring English sources
SILICON VALLEY is not generally known for a pervasive sense of charity.
The press and educational system bear some of the responsibility for a pervasive ignorance about government that translates into woefully low voter turnout.
He also chided American firms for a "pervasive sense of caution" over investment.America's Office of Management and Budget estimated that the federal budget deficit would now reach $455 billion for the current fiscal year, and $475 billion next year.
BEHIND THE NEWS The Project on Government Oversight blamed ArmorGroup North America for a "pervasive breakdown" in discipline and morale among guards, who spoke little English and worked 14-hour shifts for weeks at a time.
Mr. Roh accepted some of the blame for "a pervasive sense of anxiety," but insisted that the answer was even tougher Government measures in the political and economic realms.
This paper discusses motivations and requirements for a pervasive computing architecture for expression, and it presents a specific approach being developed at UCLA in collaboration among research groups in engineering, theater, film and television.
Gustafsson, A., Katzeff, C. & Bang, M. Evaluation of a pervasive game for domestic energy engagement among teenagers.
Mr. Mills said Mr. Riccobono's conduct had not been egregious enough -- for instance, "a pervasive state of mismanagement" -- to justify circumventing state law.
By the way, both companies supported the pay practices at Wells Fargo, whose executives are under fire for overseeing a pervasive program that prompted many employees to set up sham accounts to generate fees and make quotas.
Take, for example, a pervasive problem you may know little about, depending on where you live: counterfeit spirits.
