Sentence examples for more prevalent it from inspiring English sources

While the female gaze may be growing more prevalent, it rarely has the menace associated with its male counterpart; it is, as Gallop puts it, more "celebration" than objectification.

Though such "20/20 hindsight" has never been more prevalent, it is detrimental to ensuring that board members do their jobs.

Additionally as protocols using rAAV with altered tropism are becoming more prevalent, it is important that no recombination be permitted that may cause the creation of a replication competent AAV with modified (targeting) capsids.

— Karen Harkenrider, Lower East Side Dr. Falcocchio: Some of this already goes on in Manhattan; how much more prevalent it could be would depend on the types of businesses involved and on finding employees willing to start work later than 10 a.m.

As female Haredi filmmakers become more prevalent, it's unclear what the effect will be on their cloistered society.

Although large, all-inclusive resorts have become more prevalent, it's still possible to find small guest houses and inns, in many cases right on the beach.

Mr. Andreadis said he thought it was possible the disease was more prevalent than it seems, because it's likely many people have been bitten by infected mosquitoes and haven't gotten sick.

"There's always been some of it but it's much more prevalent than it ever was.

To understand why sexual misconduct on Capitol Hill is more prevalent than it should be, let's first understand how it happens.

It would imply the small subculture of S&M was more prevalent than it is, and that, if gays were 'into' violence, attacks on them would somehow be justified".

Although, it was interesting to see when rape cases become more prevalent – when it rains, for example.