The revelations of more pervasive harm could provide fresh ammunition for Wall Street critics and prompt regulators to adopt a tougher stance.
So consider this a call for ideas or inspiration to you creative types, brainstorm some alternatives for the more pervasive, hard-to-eliminate plastic sources we're all burdened with.
If economic growth is overwhelming the best efforts of China's planners, harnessing the power of markets may offer the most hopeful prospect for a more pervasive, truly economywide, solution.
Roger Ebert goes even further, crediting Lester for a more pervasive influence, even constructing "a new grammar": "he influenced many other films.
In safety promotion, it is assumed that a top-down leadership of welfare state agencies can be coordinated with a bottom-up and problem-oriented mobilization of local community resources for a more pervasive prevention of injuries.
Henry compares bank regulation to plumbing but has to be reminded about a leak in his house; Charlotte challenges Henry to say that the land being sold "doesn't stand for something, for a rot more pervasive"; and Haslett is none too subtle about sending the characters off on reveries in order to convey information or fill in back stories.
Yes, he'll expect to be able to call on you if need be (for a deal as big as BSkyB, for instance), but mostly, he's looking for a much more pervasive sense of comfort and confidence.
"If a philosopher king could design a system, he or should might pick a taxation system," said Robert Hahn, a White House economist under Mr. Bush who backed the acid rain program but is skeptical that it will work for the much more pervasive problem of carbon dioxide.
Gates' highly effective soft spoken technique of overpowering Congress when he wants to and his mutually reinforcing relationship with President Obama will be seen by history as wasted assets if the secretary does not mobilize them for a far more pervasive program of real reform.
