Sentence examples for more pervasive we from inspiring English sources

Finally, as rating culture has become more pervasive, we've gone beyond simply rating products or services and ventured into more personal territory.

"We recognize that as HTML5 becomes more pervasive, we want to give developers a world-class set of tools".

"The sobering news that poverty is more pervasive than we thought means we must redouble our efforts, especially in sub-Saharan Africa," Mr. Lin said.

Perhaps this 'internalised sexism' is more pervasive than we think, and this affects many other areas of women's careers.

Game dynamics is the hot new Web business model, but is it more pervasive than we even realize?

A new study is further proof that the double bind female leaders face is more pervasive than we thought.

To judge from his account, that symbiosis was more pervasive than we usually realize, and not merely flammable, but dangerously combustible.

"But it now appears that the extent of that innate knowledge is much more pervasive than we ever expected".

Yet, ultimately, Hanlon said, "I do not believe that simply eliminating this one aspect of campus life would be a comprehensive, or even effective, solution to the more pervasive challenges we face.

By examining the physical locations of ribosomes along mRNAs, we discover that readthrough is far more pervasive than expected: we identify more than 300 readthrough events not predicted by phylogenetic approaches.

What we found is that these activities are a whole lot bigger and a whole lot more pervasive than even we thought.