Sentence examples for had been pervasive from inspiring English sources
Before the establishment of the British Raj, in 1858, anarchy and despotism had been pervasive.
(Television had been pervasive for 25 years or so, which isn't bad by Pulitzer standards; no car critic landed a prize until 2004).
Radical Whiggery of the eighteenth century convinced Americans because it had been pervasive in their culture since the seventeenth".
Lesbian-feminists eschewed gender role play that had been pervasive in bars, as well as the perceived chauvinism of gay men; many lesbian-feminists refused to work with gay men, or take up their causes.
The brutal attack broke the silence that had been pervasive around rape in the country, opening a floodgate of discussion about violence against women in the country, according to experts who spoke to VICE News.
"There has been pervasive bad behavior throughout the system".
Her viral single, "Queen's Speech Ep. 4," has been pervasive in recent months.
And as the markets gyrate, a fear has been pervasive on Wall Street: Who is exposed to European debt and how much of it do they hold?
Rachel Denber, deputy Europe and Central Asia director at HRW. said: The disappearance and murder of Reshat Ametov illustrates the climate of lawlessness that has been pervasive in Crimea over the last week.
President George Bush has called upon Americans to give just $200m, or 70 cents each, to the new global fund to fight the disease.The failure to make even basic investments in foreign policy has been pervasive, and the examples are legion.
As the charts show, the impact on Iran's economy in recent years has been pervasive and profound.Next in our special report on Iran: The neighbours: Moving targets (7/8).
