Sentence examples for longer prevalent from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to think that those ties are no longer prevalent at Japan's biggest banks," he said.

Traditional nomadic and semi-nomadic livestock keeping in the arid west and south of the country is no longer prevalent, and almost all extensive livestock keeping on rangeland is sedentary around fixed water points.

While that kind of strict Freudian ideology is no longer prevalent, lucid dreaming is still mostly unacknowledged in modern-day therapy.

King envisioned a nation where injustice and oppression were no longer prevalent -- a nation so transformed by hope and love that freedom and justice rang "from every state and every city".

The clinical setting was 27 tertiary care children's hospitals in the US where Haemophilus influenzae type b meningitis is no longer prevalent.

Retrospective accounts of experiences may also change with time, or reflect issues or ideas that are no longer prevalent in current practice.

Although the discussion of the war is no longer as prevalent as it once was, its influence on the race was clear again this week.

Although form's dominion over content is no longer as prevalent today, Larsen attributes many contemporary artists' vocations to that former aesthetic climate.

The study population included both new (incident) users and longer time (prevalent) users.

These findings might have implications for the treatment of multimorbid and chronically ill patients in primary care: Our data suggests that the generally presumed passivity of older individuals towards medical treatment might no longer be prevalent in today's generation of older patients.

Indeed, absolute shortages of primary care services and pharmaceuticals are no longer the prevalent issue in many countries, but instead the chief concerns relate to the safety and efficacy of health care and drugs, and costs that preclude access by the poor [ 1].