Sentence examples for is generally pervasive from inspiring English sources

A sense of physical vulnerability is generally pervasive.

Although high quality piped water sources were generally pervasive throughout this community, a small subset of households did lack consistent access to their primary water source.

In the richly cited proposal, the member pointed to religion as a frequently guiding and controlling component of cultures that, while not always obvious, is generally a pervasive and often a unifying aspect of a society.

For reasons of self interest, import licensing is generally more pervasive than export licensing.

There is generally little evidence for pervasive diversifying selection in either surface proteins [ 65,66] or VSRs [ 67].

Death penalty defense lawyers say that the Counterman case illustrates that prosecutorial misconduct is more pervasive than is generally realized.

But among his string of loaded words, one is so pervasive — and is generally used and viewed so differently by blacks and whites — that it calls out for a national chat, perhaps a national therapy session.

It is generally recognized that bias is pervasive and not inherently undesirable.

Moreover, the mutation rate of microsatellites is generally high enough to ensure that recurrent mutation is pervasive rather than occasional.

However, uncertainty is pervasive in CEAs [ 34] and this is generally accepted.

The outlook of the environmental movement of the 1960s and early '70s was generally pessimistic, reflecting a pervasive sense of "civilization malaise" and a conviction that Earth's long-term prospects were bleak.