Sentence examples for is less pervasive from inspiring English sources

Its higher education system is better than its neighbor's, wages are higher, and poverty is less pervasive.

Most of her projects, however, are in Europe, where, she said, "the wilderness fantasy is less pervasive" than in the United States.

The mani pulite (clean hands) campaign against corruption after 1992 was enthusiastically taken up by the people and, all in all, venality is less pervasive than it was.

In Britain, where corporate ownership of real estate is less pervasive, REITs have a more entrepreneurial mind-set.

The measure, Initiative 732, seemed doomed to fail ― even in the Pacific Northwest, where skepticism about humans' role in climate change is less pervasive.

While the second stream of single-focused approaches is less pervasive, Sykes (2007) considers regular participation of older adults in physical activities that increase endurance, strength, flexibility and balance (e.g. walking, biking, fitness trails).

It would be less pervasive if China's lending limits were less strict.

They are drip-drying too many family finances, he asserted, adding that the role of county government should be less pervasive.

Rioting was less pervasive on Sunday than it had been for the past several days but was still virulent in northern Afghanistan.

Banks are in private hands, a good number of state monoliths have been closed or revamped, corruption may be less pervasive than it was in the earlier post-communist period.

She speculates that washing machines are less pervasive in Indonesia and synthetic, high performance fabrics, such as fleece, which are known to shed a lot of fibers, are not as common in Indonesia.