Sentence examples for it considered pervasive from inspiring English sources

Started in the 1960's by educated, middle-class youth, the People's Mujahedeen, much like the Iranian fundamentalist movement that arose alongside it, sought to expel the shah and purge the country of what it considered pervasive Western influences.

In the current study, Asian Bangladeshi, Black Somali and Yemeni mothers considered pervasive types of PA in Western culture (e.g., football) a threat to traditional cultural and religious values for Muslim girls and women.

If so, their symptoms are considered pervasive, inflexible and maladaptive.

The regime is merciless to those it considers dangerous-there is a pervasive denial of human rights.

It is considered to be a Pervasive Developmental Disorder, which means that developmental milestones are not met in a timely manner over a broad spectrum of assessment points.

Tell him how this novel was an extraordinary international bestseller in the late 1890s, when it was considered an antidote for the pervasive cynicism of the age.

The condition is considered a pervasive developmental disorder (PDD) that appears in the first three years of life and affects brain development impacting social and communication skills.

Selection bias was considered more pervasive than publication bias, which refers to unpublished studies, due to the recent explosion of scientific journals and publications [ 34].

It also fails to consider the pervasive obesity-promoting effects of modern societies (the 'obesogenic environment') [ 24], where an abundant food supply, changes in food preparation, increasing sedentary behaviour and other lifestyle factors mitigate against weight control for individuals.

But that's because it's often hard to watch any modern musical without considering his pervasive influence on the genre, as if Sondheim is perpetually perched in Row H of the artists' minds.

This is somewhat surprising, considering the pervasive fracture network in these materials, but could reflect flow through a combination of cracks and tubes or our limited porosity range.