Sentence examples for have pervasive from inspiring English sources

Neural networks have begun to have pervasive impact in diverse areas.

"In the next five years," she predicted, "you will have pervasive electronic content".

"Some have pervasive developmental disorders," the lawyers wrote in petitioning Judge David G. Trager.

Externally set curriculum-based examinations at the end of high school apparently have pervasive backwash effects on middle school students, their parents, teachers and school administrators.

It is evident that acoustical sources of high energy and broadband properties have pervasive effects over considerable distances (up to 1 km).

Matan fills an enormous gap by offering Jewish education for our children, many of whom have pervasive developmental and communicative disabilities, like autism, that prevent them from participating in typical synagogue activities with other children.

It has pervasive, strong violence.

It has pervasive violence and profanity.

What it means is having pervasive greenery, as well as biodiversity, including wildlife, all around you".

The analysis also found that examination systems had pervasive effects on school administrators, teachers and parents.

Temperature has pervasive effects on poikilotherm physiology, and embryos are especially vulnerable to temperature shifts.