For far too long the pervasive Middle Eastern qualification of Jews as murderers and bloodsuckers was dismissed in the West as extreme views expressed by radical fringe groups.
Startlingly, of the four terrestrial planets, only Earth shows evidence of long-term, pervasive plate tectonics.
"He was elected to work on some of the long-term pervasive problems in New Mexico, things where we rank No. 50 and should be No. 1 and things we're ranked No. 1 and should be No. 50, like drunk driving, spousal abuse, child abuse and the worst education system in the country".
Because "Google" was a verb long before its pervasive influence.
Not surprisingly, the sea has greatly influenced Indonesian history, and the boat has long been a pervasive metaphor in the arts and the literary and oral traditions of the islands.
On the other, graffiti artists are attempting to make Chinese cities – long defined by pervasive politics and, more recently, commercial interests – their own. .
The U.S. has a three-decade long protracted and pervasive "health disadvantage" that causes Americans to die and suffer from injury and illness at "rates that are demonstrably unnecessary".
All that being said, I think there's another question for you about how you lead into this and whether you discuss the idea that we've known for a long time; that pervasive pornography has hurt women and girls but we haven't stepped up for that, and now we step up because it isn't good for boys..
But if your depression has been pervasive, long lasting and has felt debilitating for more than a few months, therapeutic intervention and care is necessary to bring a sense of control and normalcy back to your life.
The complicated texture of "None but the Lonely Heart" made a pervasive, long-lasting impression.
