But get much below BusinessWeek's top 50, and you'll hear pervasive anxiety about student apathy, especially in "soft" fields like management and marketing, which account for the majority of business majors.
In 2012, a long survey article in the Journal of Economic Perspectives concluded: "Our analysis sheds new light on the sobering fact of pervasive real-income declines for the large majority of Americans in the past decade.
We'll ignore her impactful career in public service and forgive the deep sexism pervasive in the majority of charges against her intentions.
She notes that stereotypes about the Chinese people are pervasive, and a majority of Chinese have shed their cultural heritage in favor of a more Western aesthetic, not just the many who have emigrated here.
Moreover, unlike the vast majority of judicial decisions, Hans has had a pervasive effect upon statutory law, automatically assuring that private damages actions created by federal law do not extend against the States.
The majority of the bacterial community was much less pervasive (fewer than 50% of the beetles), and apparently strongly influenced by the intrinsic and extrinsic conditions associated with their hosts.
As these regions contribute the great majority of paternally methylated cytosines, this demonstrates the pervasive removal of methylation from single-copy sequences and further identifies gene bodies as a major target of zygotic demethylation.
